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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
3
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NEW YORK AP Thirteen New Orleans parks facing cutoff threaten city plans while Detroit faces loss of 18 480 youth hires and housing units under Nixon budget cuts. Mayors Moon Landrieu and Roman Gribbs urge restored federal funding to preserve Model Cities park and housing programs and pollution goals, warning of broader impacts.
Police traced a rear collision on Pennsylvania 56 to an overturned station wagon tumbling into a steep embankment. Duane Johnson 42 and Mary Johnson 41 of Brackenridge died at hospital along with their pregnant daughter Mrs Louis Diverbiss 21 of Tarentum and her unborn child. The driver reportedly lost control after rear impact. A separate note reports John Mizerak 77, a New York lottery winner, dying in Little Falls Hospital.
Linda Olson Miss Pennsylvania prepares to take 12 year old Susan Peters from Hershey for a ride launching the second annual Ride A Bike For The Retarded benefit. The event aims to raise funds through rider sponsorships for handicapped children. Proceeds support a summer camp in Greene Township developed by the Erie Jaycees and other statewide activities.
A damaged OCR snippet shows incomplete phrasing about a law and a person named Ayers. The readable bits suggest a legal or entor tion topic but lack coherent context or identifiable details.
Armed guards went on duty at some airports nationwide but were withheld at others after a federal judge in Washington delayed enforcement of new antihijack measures by ten days. Judge John Smith set Feb. 15 for the delay and Feb. 13 for a hearing on permanence.
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