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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1973
Page
1
Sparse OCR fragment mentions individuals and locations in Italy but lacks full context or events. No clear action, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text references a state context and a person named Ted. The readable content is too incomplete to determine specifics such as action, location, or date.
In Harrisburg AP report, House members unveil a no fault insurance bill aimed at speeding claim payments. Supporters say 99.5 percent bodily injury reductions are possible with passage while a $300 threshold limits lawsuits for intangible pain. The plan mirrors a Senate bill’s $10 000 first party benefit cap and requires medical bills over 500 before suits for permanent disfigurement or substantial damages.
Detroit police say Hale will voluntary return to New York and waive extradition for the Jamestown murders. A Mayville grand jury will consider murder indictments as investigators seek to strengthen the extradition case. Three bodies were found Monday in the basement of a home, all shot in the head with a high powered rifle, the little girl twice.
Stewart Long of Sayser Circle directed Mrs S A Long who was seriously injured in a skid rear ending crash on a slick highway. She was flown back to Corry Memorial Hospital with a fractured cervical spine after first being treated at Fi Myers hospital. Other details were limited as the crash involved two cars and occurred the day before a scheduled move in.
Amid heavy Vietnamese casualties, the United States and both sides in Vietnam urge a halt to all combat, yet key Article 4 of the Paris cease-fire protocol is omitted. North Vietnam accuses South Vietnam of blocking the joint communique’s provisions while observers struggle to join a military affairs subcommittee.
A PennDOT worker, Charles Passauer, 47, of Tionesta, died in a freak accident while loading anti skid material when he slipped and was buried under sand and debris as a truck dumped its load. Coroner to wait for autopsy. police call it an accidental death. Snow caused additional accidents, including a Route 77 rollover near Corry.
A community Swim-A-Thon raised 2200 dollars to support youth swim teams. Swimmers logged a combined 5560 yards, enabling new suits for boys and girls and easing transportation costs for away meets next season.
Bahamian police lead a wide search for a 4 year old girl abducted from a Cana dian banker’s home in Lucaya Grand Bahama Island. Masked Bahamian suspects seized the child at gunpoint and fled in the family car after a $350,000 ransom demand. Police expanded manhunt to all air and sea routes from the island as the case echoes a prior kidnapping involving the same family.
A Jamestown man, Anthony S. Orazio, 23, already jailed in Meadville on a Segrer burglary charge, faces three additional counts. He is accused of burglarizing four Clymer establishments early yesterday, including Cordia's Chevrolet, Legters Brothers Meat Market, Clymer Plumbing and Hardware, and the Clymer Barber Shop. At the meat market he took $160, but the loot was recovered when his car was stopped.
City police seek the owner or driver of a snowmobile that crossed West Main Street in front of a State Police car at 11 last night. Trooper Edwin Mikesell was in the car. the investigation was turned over to city police. The damaged sled is impounded as officers probe possible theft and await claimant.
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