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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1974

Page

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Jaworski Refused Evidence From White House

Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski said the White House refused to provide additional evidence for the Watergate investigations. A spokesman noted the denial came by letter from James D. St Clair acting on the President’s direction, prompting potential new conflict and possible subpoenas in related inquiries. The move follows President Nixon’s State of the Union pledge claiming sufficient material had been supplied.

Washington Leon Jaworski White House Jaworski Senate Judiciary Committee James E. Eastland D-Miss James D.) St. Clair Archibald Cox Nixon State of the Union

Saxbe Says Don't Comply With Demands

Attorney General William B. Saxbe said Hearst’s family should not meet the SLA kidnappers’ vague demands and urged authorities to rescue Patricia Hearst if located. He noted federal investigators can identify most captors, while a coalition of activist groups offered to negotiate for her release and observers in the SLA food program. The Glide Memorial church in San Francisco hosted a Wednesday meeting with six groups named by the SLA.

Berkeley Calif Atty William B. Saxbe Washington Patricia Hearst Saxbe Randolph A. Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army SLA California Hearst Miss Hearst Cecil Williams Glide Memorial Methodist Church San Francisco Glide Church American Indian Movement AIM Black Teachers, Caucus Nairobi College of East

Suspect in $2500 burglary, city police say

Police believe a suspect is identified in a burglary at McCray Aluminum, 509 West Smith Street, where a safe was pried and cash taken. Owner Donald McCray reported at 6:30 a.m. that the loss could reach 2500 to 2900 dollars. Officers Goodman and Hunt investigated entry through an east side door. Chief Kenneth Nichols said the case continues.

McCray Aluminum Donald Kenneth Nichols Donald McCray West Smith Street Paul Goodman Kenneth Hunt McCray Goodman Hunt Nichols

Hill Considers East County Assembly Bid Against Hopkins

Erie County Commissioner William O. Hill Jr confirms he may run in the Democratic spring primary for east county assemblyman. He has met with party leaders to gauge support and says no decision is reached yet as petitions open next week for the May primary.

Erie William O. Hill Jr East County Hill Forest Hopkins North East Harborcreek

Door Alarm At Try-M Finance Traced To Navy Recruiter

A city police cruiser rushed to Try-M Finance after noon when a burglar alarm triggered. No break in occurred. Police said the Navy recruiter in the Try-M building slammed his office door so hard the alarm sounded, drawing an officer to the scene.

Try-M Finance U.S. Navy Try-M

Corry Area Ponders District Wide Educational TV Plan

Corry Area School District directors weigh a district wide educational television plan drafted by administrators. The plan aims for a compatible, uniform system across all schools, emphasizing flexibility and practicality. Directors will decide to adopt as is, modify and adopt, or reject the proposal at their next meeting.

Corry Area Board of Education

Gas Station Operators Threaten Strike Over Fuel Rules

AP reports service station operators nationwide threaten a strike after federal fines for exclusive sales and a price freeze. Stations closed pumps and warned they may shut down to protest, citing Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act and promises of a price boost. Leaders in California Oregon New York Connecticut weigh actions to apply pressure on federal policy.

New York Bill Victory Washington Federal Energy William B. Simon Hartford Conn Alex Rokycky Simon Oregon Connecticut State Gasoline Retailers Association Thomas J. Meskill

Price Gouging Found Truck Stops To Get Fuel

Washington AP reports the Federal Energy Office directing oil companies to supply more fuel to truck stops immediately amid findings of price gouging in propane gas. Deputy FEO Administrator Sawhill notes the agency will verify gasoline data in 19 states and work with governors to ease shortages. The FEO also orders jet fuel production up six percent, cites higher-than-API reported petroleum imports, and urges state action to reduce long lines with possible staggered hours. The administration plans an energy information bill mandating broader energy data, while delaying gasoline allocations pending clearer data on state needs.

Washington Federal Energy Office FEO John C. Sawhill FEC Sawhill American Petroleum Institute API

Firemen's Memorial Fund Faces Market Losses Stagnant Stocks

The Stanford Hose Company Memorial Fund, built from Easter 1970 fund drives and 15000 memorial editions sold at $1, stands at a book value of 40635 but a market value of 31062 amid a weak stock market. Fund leaders fear a $9000 loss if holdings are liquidated, so trustees choose to ride out the downturn. Portfolio includes bonds from Federal Land Bank and shares in American Cyanamid, ITT, Jim Walter, Lincoln National, and R.J Reynolds, plus small bank and savings accounts.

Stanford Hose Company Memorial Fund Journal Fund Committee Lyle Hotchkiss Federal Land Bank American Cyanimid International Telephone and Telegraph Jim Walter Corporation Lincoln National Corporation R.J Reynolds Industries Marine Bank Corry Savings and Loan Association

Corry Erie Firms Cited For Pollution

Two Erie County firms received air pollution abatement orders from the Department of Environmental Resources setting timetables to cut particulate matter and visible emissions. Thompson Maple Products in Corry must reduce emissions from a combustion unit and incinerator. Louis Marx Co in Erie must reduce emissions from coal fired boilers. Thompson Maple sought a variance to Nov 20, 1974, while constructing a new facility. the DEA approved the variance as requested.

Harrisburg Erie County Department of Environmental Resources Thompson Maple Products, Inc Corry Louis Marx Co, Inc Erie Thompson Maple Products DEA

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