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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1974
Page
1
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In Jerusalem the Rev E C McDaniel said their Florida Baptist group will keep their Bethlehem plan after a grenade attack wounded 17 year old Dejean Replogle. Doctors removed a thumb sized fragment from her thigh and said she would be fine.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace enters a period of physical and political uncertainty as he mulls a possible fourth bid for the presidency in 1976. Close associates question whether he will seek the Democratic nomination after winning a third term.
The Joint Economic Committee urged tax cuts up to 12 billion dollars a year to spur growth and warned of a possible deep recession. It proposed a 30 cent gas tax increase to curb demand, forecasting an 8 percent drop in consumption in year one. The panel backed wage price guidelines and argued for broader fiscal and monetary stimulus to fight recession and inflation.
In Venezuela 72 people perished when a DC9 operated by Avensa crashed four minutes after takeoff from Maturin for Caracas. Two Americans, Paul Rice and William Richard, were among the dead. Officials noted no survivors and said the bodies were scattered and badly burned, hindering identification. The flight originated in Ciudad Bolivar with stops at Puerto Ordaz and Maturin.
Police investigated four accidents over the weekend totaling about 1900 dollars in damage to five cars a utility pole a street sign and a mailbox. One driver fled after hitting a mailbox and a sign on Sciota street. Rodney Ayers 22 said he could not pass another car and hit a utility pole. Two cars later sideswiped near East Columbus avenue with dispute over centerline.
Amber Noel Peebles, 15 months old, fell into a 22 foot irrigation well in Miami after wandering from her parents. Firefighters labored four hours to free her using air hammers and hand tools. rescue team estimate she remained afloat due to a pocket of air. she cried loudly as she was pulled to safety unharmed.
Erie County clerk of courts Byron Clapper rebuts Roger Fischer’s proposal to combine the clerk of courts, register of wills, recorder of deeds and prothonotary into one elected official. Clapper warns such a system would form a dictatorship, cost more in practice, and concentrate power, despite claims of savings.
Washington AP reports Congress sent President Ford two unemployment aid bills expanding coverage to about 12 million workers for the first time and extending regular benefits to 52 weeks. The measures, supported amid rising joblessness, would add 13 weeks of emergency payments and broaden eligibility to farm workers, domestics, and local government employees.
Corry state police arrested Wattsburg man Richard Zabarowski after a Route 6 hit and run that damaged two cars without injuries. He faces driving under the influence, hit and run, and failure to yield charges. The weekend also saw four other crashes on Route 8 and Route 1 with injuries and significant vehicle damage.
City police chase a theft of a 1 volume set of the American People's Encyclopedia from Sally Best of 205 East Church Street. She found the enclosed back porch bare and the 11 volumes missing. Loss estimated at 275 dollars.
The Corry Zoning Board of Adjust ment will hold two hearings on December 30. At 7:30 Mayor Mary Ann Kibler seeks permission to add professional office space at 303 North Center Street. At 7:45 W W Hammond Jr seeks a variance to build a Lawson Party Store and extra light commercial space at 422 430 North Center Street in an R-1 area. Residents may attend.
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