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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1974

Page

7

Nixon Bets on Price Relief as Controls Ebb

Washington AP reports President Nixon plans to end most wage price controls by May 1 hoping inflation eases by mid year. Economists doubt rapid relief, noting past failed freezes and mixed signals from advisers while the Cost of Living Council shifts to industry by industry oversight. The White House seeks a gradual decontrol and a move to free market dynamics despite potential price gains as profits rebound.

Washington Nixon U.S Congress White House Cost of Living Council

Indiana station owner suffers fuel surge and shutdown

INDIANA PA AP Service station owner Paul Woolanin wished for gasoline last week and then received a tanker as truckers strike eased. When he began selling fuel a motorist backed into a pump, severing the circuit that powered all pumps, forcing him to shut down again.

Indiana Paul Woolanin Woolanin

Six Inmate Jailbreak Attempt Charged in Erie County

Erie County Jail warden charged six inmates with assault by prisoner aggravated assault and battery escape and conspiracy following an attempted jailbreak at knifepoint. Suspects James Troop Clifford Tate Jerry Tate Melvin Easterling Richard Hayes and Kerry Hillen face multiple counts. The alleged plan began during early Sunday lockup.

Erie Erie County al Skonieczka Samuel Rossiter Skonieczka R. Gordon Kennedy James Troop Clifford Tate Jerry Tate Melvin Easterling Richard Hayes Western Penitentiary Easterling Tates Kerry Hillen

Rizzo Praises Shapp's Mediation Effort

Philadelphia mayor Frank Rizzo, previously harsh toward Gov. Shapp, praises his mediation to end the independent truck drivers strike. Observers note it is Rizzo's first public compliment of Shapp in two years, with Rizzo commending leadership at a critical moment. Separately in Toronto, Joe Smolij, a speed chess expert, remains on Yonge Street to challenge passersby with quick games and travel stories.

Philadelphia Frank Rizzo Shapp Rizzo Toronto Yonge Street Joe Smolij

Indictments in Ebersole Kidnap and Killing Close Case

Three Jamestown area youths face state charges in the kidnap slaying of 14 year old Daniel Ebersole. Martin Whitmore is charged with two counts of kidnapping murder grand larceny and coercion. Kenneth Williams and Jeffrey Swan face multiple counts after testimonies and filings. Recovery of ransom money tied to the case noted. witnesses include the slain boy’s parents and local officials. A second brief item reports a hunter injuring himself after a geese incident in Amsterdam.

Mayville N.Y Jamestown Area Chautauqua County Daniel Ebersole Martin C. Whitemore West Ellicott Whitmore Kenneth L. Williams Jeffrey L. Swan Lakewood Williams Lee Towne Adams Swan Adams FBI Robert Bootey Glen M. Ebersole Jamestown Jack Rowe Judith Lahotey Buffalo Daniel Amsterdam Netherlands

NYS Lottery Reform Plan After Audit Slumps Sales

Albany audit shows New York State Lottery sales decline after a brief surge. It urges tighter security and broader advertising, notes high ad spend with limited results, and calls for multi agency bids and stricter sales oversight amid pre board era operations.

Albany N.Y Arthur Levitt State Racing and Wagering Board Department of Audit and Control Levitt Wilson New York City Fuller, Smith and Ross Lottery

Chrysler Reports Sales Up 20.6 Percent in 1973

Chrysler Corp reports record 1973 sales of 11.8 billion dollars an increase of 20.6 percent from 1972. Earnings rose to 255.4 million dollars or 4.80 per share, with fourth quarter sales at 3.4 billion dollars. Chairman Townsend and President Riccardo warn 1974 may be difficult with US new car sales expected to fall and inflation pressuring returns. Meanwhile Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax runs the Gingerbread House child minding cooperative with parent governance and staff support.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Chrysler Christer Lynn Townsend John Riccardo United States North American Service For Kids Halifax Mount Saint Vincent University Gingerbread House

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