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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
3
A partial read of a local notice mentions social loss and a car incident. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the fragment signals a brief report on a loss event in the community. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
President Nixon, in a radio preview of his State of the Union, predicts food prices will rise for months before easing as farm supply efforts provide relief. He defends budget cuts and insists wage price controls remain active. Democratic leaders criticize farm policies and spending, warning of higher groceries and economic strain for the poor and producers.
Harrisburg AP reports a Senate approved bill to allow immediate affixing of renewal stickers, ending the March 15 delay. The measure aims to reduce lost or misplaced stickers and ease renewal for about 4.5 million registered passenger cars. If the House passes and Gov Shapp signs, this year's renewal tags could be attached now.
ERIE AP Spokesmen for Meadow Brook Sanida and Sterling milk dealers get time to answer charges they earned 670000 in profit from milk sales last year about 450000 more than an accountant indicated. Milk Marketing Board hearings recessed to review auditor figures as attorney Melvin Bowman testified profits 252.00 from 1972 milk sales with higher costs cited for 1973. In Oil City a 15 year old was arrested for car truck theft and Seneca church burglary driving a stolen pickup and truck owned by local residents.
Federal authorities say the mother who gave birth aboard a United Airlines flight and abandoned the infant will face charges under crimes aboard an aircraft. The newborn was found alive in a Youngstown, Ohio, airplane toilet minutes after landing from Pittsburgh. The mother, 22, a Baton Rouge student, may avoid charges if she relinquishes custody.
Kane resident Jester L. Hillard, 56, died at Bradford Hospital after being struck by a falling tree while sawing timber four miles west of Custer City. Police said a partially lodged tree gave way as he worked. his son Kenneth found him.
In Harrisburg Democratic and Republican leaders unite behind a reform measure to require lobbyists to file public quarterly expense reports. House and Senate should cooperate on tweaks, with a proposed eight member joint committee to study reforms. A resolution calls for parallel committees and joint hearings on the budget, plus agency consolidations and a reference library.
Batavia large chain supermarkets will close Sundays ending a blue law dispute that arose after two stores were cited in January. Loblaw and Star Market will close Sundays. A P Tops had already begun, Acme never opened Sundays. Judge Schultz adjourned cases for six months and could dismiss charges if compliance continues. Public strikes study follows amid teacher walkout in Philadelphia.
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