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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions an FBI related fire setting case and references names and locations in a garbled form. Key entities appear mixed and unclear, with possible references to ITT, Hanoi, Nixon, and individuals, but the passage lacks coherent facts or a clear event narrative suitable for a complete news item.
The readable fragments mention a person named Manny and a son, with references to iron and around d tested. No coherent event or identifiable entities form a complete news item.
New York announced by the American Host Program seeks Corry area families to entertain English speaking European teachers for one or two weeks this summer. The program pairs hosts with teachers to share American life, with transportation arranged and a month of pre meeting correspondence. Deadline for information is March 15 1973.
In Harrisburg the Senate debates no fault plans as supporters and critics seek changes. Sen Hawkins backs automatic ten thousand dollar benefits, while Sen Ammerman and Sen Coppersmith push rival measures to align with Gov Shapp. House reform and school construction cost ceilings also loom amid floor battles.
Six young women, at least three nude, briefly entered the University of Wisconsin swimming pool, traditionally male. University police reported the women left after being asked to depart. about 50 men were in the pool at the time, though their reaction was not recorded.
Premier Golda Meir departing for the United States downplays the Libyan jetliner downing by Israeli fighters and says it will not derail talks with President Nixon. Abba Eban signals focus on proximity peace talks with Arabs amid mixed explanations of the crash.
International City Bank of New Orleans says it leads the nation with total television installations at two branches. The system lets customers handle deposits and withdrawals via coded cards and four IDs, with tellers in a vault and money moved by pneumatic tubes. The bank envisions hotel lobbies and street corners using tellerless machines connected to its computer network.
Thousands mourn in Salmaniya Square for Libyans killed when Israeli fighters shot down a passenger plane. They shout Kadafi and denounce Arab leaders as cowards. Radio Tripoli covers the Moslem service held in the open for the many coffins. Black-veiled women wail as a radio voice calls the act the ugliest crime in history.
Residents of Clymer will see a long dreamed lake and park begin this spring with 18 acre water for boating and fishing, plus picnicking areas. Project funding totals about 50 thousand dollars from federal and state sources, with bids to open soon.
President Nixon and Democratic and Republican chairs urge ratification of the equal rights amendment to advance women’s civil rights. With 10 states still needed, backers fear delays beyond Aug 26, amid conservative opposition and stalled votes in North Dakota and Maine.
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