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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1973

Page

3

Stennis Shot in Hold-Up Still In Serious Condition

Senator John C. Stennis 71, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, remained in very serious condition after two gunshot wounds in a holdup outside his northwest Washington home. He underwent surgery for wounds to the thigh and chest with pancreas involvement and received blood transfusions while hospitalized at Walter Reed. Authorities pursued leads on known gun carriers as national leaders voiced concern over the attack and the nation’s crime problem.

Washington John C. Stennis Senate Armed Services Committee FBI Stennis Walter Reed Army Medical Center Frank Garland Mississippi Phi Beta Washington Post Sai Nixon Senate

Defense Chief Questions Laos War Secrecy

Washington AP on his first day as secretary of defense Elliot L. Richardson pressed why U S air war in Laos remains secret. Four days of strikes against Communist positions continue while Pentagon cites royal Laotian government requests and diplomatic sensitivity. Newsmen are barred from interviewing POWs on return to protect welfare and to avoid jeopardizing others left behind under Operation Homecoming.

Washington Defense Elliot L. Richardson U.S Laos Henry Vietnam Pentagon Richardson White House Hanoi Defense Department United States

Reforms tied to security as Governor flags prison breaks

Gov. Milton Shapp warned that prison reforms without guardable security risk failure and may suspend furloughs after an January Western State Penitentiary escape. He ordered inspections by Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline, Police Commissioner James Barger, and Corrections Director Allyn Sielaff, while urging new prison construction and funding in the capital budget.

Pittsburgh Milton Shapp Shapp Western State Penitentiary Ernest Kline Western Penitentiary James Barger Bureau of Corrections Allyn Sielaff Stapp

Bingo Illegal Declared by DA in McKean County

McKean County faces a bingo controversy as public play by church groups is scrutinized. District Attorney James K. Angell confirms bingo is illegal under state law and local law enforcement will enforce the statute.

Smethport McKean James K. Angell Petey Keat Angell

Senator Proposed Panel for Watergate Probe

The article notes Democratic leadership considering a resolution to create an investigative panel for Watergate. It mentions hearings by a special committee beginning in weeks and references district court pleas after the Watergate offices raid. It also cites Democrats concerned that a full Senate inquiry could prejudice defendants’ rights, while focusing on legal issues if appealed.

Exrwin Specer Commis Dus Watergate

U S Opens Land For More Crops In Nixon Plan

The Nixon administration opens more land for crop potential by lowering acreage setasides to qualify for payments. Officials project six billion bushels of corn and 1.5 billion bushels of soybeans could be produced this year amid rising export demand and higher prices for wheat and feed grains. Kenneth E. Frick, head of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation, stated the aim to keep prices from climbing further.

Washington Nixon Agriculture Department Kenneth E. Frick The Agricultural Stabilization and Conser

Utilities Win Hikes Because PUC Cramped

Utilities rate hikes spark debate over PUC funding and consumer advocacy. Legislators criticize the commission for seeking higher rates while staff analysts project modest needs. A consumer advocate office proposal gains new attention as lawmakers weigh the impact on utility customers.

PUC Commission Carter Senate Appropriations Committee PAC George Bloom Bloom Stapp Pennsylvania New York Consumer Advocate Senate House Appropriations Committee Gover

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