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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1974
Page
3
In Madrid Premier Arias Navarro unveils a 19 member cabinet with a majority tied to the Movement, signaling a rapid swing to the right and a focus on law and order. The shakeup follows Franco era lineage and aims to consolidate authority amid ongoing political transition.
Senate Watergate committee expects President Nixon will not voluntarily hand over tapes and documents. Boston lawyer James D. St Clair joins Nixon defense staff while Skylab 3 contends with a faulty gyroscope that could shorten the mission if not reined in.
Harrisburg AP The House adjourned until mid January after approving three minor bills and naming three lawmakers to a House Senate conference committee on capital punishment. In a one day session the chamber exempted Christmas tree sales from Sunday blue laws and required political parties to file rule changes after national conventions. Philadelphia AP State Rep. Martin Mullen launched his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination citing morality including abortion He chairs the House Appropriations Committee minority and has raised 40000 of the 1000000 he says he needs to run a statewide campaign and plans a personal fundraising push.
In Pittsburgh the morning edition of the Pittsburgh Press Co was canceled as truck drivers and circulation workers walked out. About 700 union members stopped work after failed talks with Teamsters Local 211. The morning Post Gazette also delayed presses as 800 production staff were furloughed. Negotiations were to resume at 10 a.m. with a federal mediator present. The dispute follows a series of past strikes at the Press Co, with combined newspaper circulation around 600,000.
Pennsylvania accuses the Small Business Administration of shortchanging flood victims after labeling the state a lower relief priority Class B. The suit filed in U.S District Court seeks to reopen the disaster loan program and extend the Jan 15, 1973 deadline. It cites about 100,000 loans totaling 744 million dollars issued to Pennsylvanians after June 1972 floods and argues faster, more extensive relief was needed.
Security police questioned a second young American girl in London on arms smuggling and terrorism links. The unnamed early 20s woman arrived from New York, linked to Allison Thompson of Santa Barbara, held with two male associates. Authorities weigh deportation to the United States as calls grow for prosecuting Thompson and the others.
A 180 pound buck wandered into Erie's business district, fell into a sunken courtyard outside Gannon College library and crashed through three plate-glass windows. Trapped, police and zoo officials attempted restraint with tranquilizers before the deer was shot and killed due to extensive injuries from the glass.
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