Fragmented Local Item From OCR Page
Partial readable text shows an item about a local matter with limited detail and no clear names or dates. The fragment hints at a civic notice or brief but lacks verifiable specifics for a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1973
Page
3
Partial readable text shows an item about a local matter with limited detail and no clear names or dates. The fragment hints at a civic notice or brief but lacks verifiable specifics for a fuller summary.
A fragment from a local page notes an action connected to the ATO or related site. Readable details are limited but indicate an event or decision tied to a location and organization. Further context is not discernible from the fragment.
A fragmentary OCR fragment mentions an event or notice with unclear details. It references possible actions and local terms but lacks full names, dates, or locations to confirm scope or participants.
An incomplete OCR passage describes a burglary pattern and police activity. Names and specifics are garbled, but references to thieves and a community effort to curb crime appear along with mentions of a neighborhood or authority figure.
James D. Howard of Corry was named one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men in Pennsylvania at a Philadelphia Jaycees event. The Citizens Office bank assistant manager and loan officer is active in education, Red Cross, United Fund, church work, and the Corry Management Club, and is the youngest school board member. He and his wife Louise are photographed at home with their children.
Rep Wright Patman warns Congress that the United States must devote greater effort to ensuring adequate energy supplies now and in the future. He says the nation is moving too slowly in developing resources as outlined in a Joint Committee report on energy. The statement accompanies the report.
Harrisburg AP audit finds Pennsylvania Lottery near first anniversary with 3 million in unclaimed prizes and irregular purchasing and high ticket sales. Auditor General Casey notes operating costs 5.76 percent vs regional rivals around 9 percent, but claims lower costs than Massachusetts Connecticut and New York. Unclaimed top prizes include ten $50,000 wins. Lottery promises 45 cents returned per dollar and to use unclaimed funds for future prizes.
Washington AP reports major labor contracts covering nearly five million workers face wage negotiations this year with unions challenging Nixon's Phase 3 5.5 percent guideline. Leaders urge Congress to block continued wage price controls and unions push for higher raises while monitoring cost of living and corporate profits.
Belfast saw its bloodiest weekend of guerrilla strife as gunmen killed 10 people including six Catholics and three Protestants. An attendant at a gas station died in hospital. The death toll rose to 20 since last Monday. Catholic leaders demanded a government inquiry and Britain prepared to seek more troops from Prime Minister Heath.
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