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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1973
Page
1
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Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met six hours in Paris in a second session on Vietnam peace talks. Hanoi said there were no signs negotiations would yield results. Atmosphere remained chilly with no public handshakes and a news blackout on discussions.
Corry Area School Districts Athletic Committee upheld a year long suspension for two football players after a disciplinary hearing regarding a disturbance at a October dance at Clymer Central. Testimony from Clymer staff and chaperones supported the policy, with the board agreeing the suspension stands.
Corry Area High School faces a rising theft problem with multiple lunch period losses and a blind student twice targeted. School officials cite many lockers left unlocked and urge locks distribution, student involvement, and council input to curb the thefts.
A motorist failed to stop after a Route 6 crash seven miles west of Corry yesterday afternoon. Wallace Ehrhart, 34, of Union City, was driving east when another car attempting to pass forced him off the road. Police say Ehrhart’s car left the roadway to avoid a collision and that charges to be filed have not yet been determined.
Saigon reports Nixon has authorized U S fighter escorts to attack MIGs or surface to air missile sites above the 20th parallel if they threaten B 52s below the limit set on bombing North Vietnam. A Phantom shot down a MIG 21 near Thanh Hoa indicating a dogfight above the parallel. Further details remain undisclosed.
U S fighter bombers launched 198 strikes in the panhandle destroying supply trucks and fuel depots as Hanoi claimed two BS2s were downed and an unmanned recon plane shot down north of Hanoi. U S Command reported no losses. In South Vietnam 50 plus dropped over 1,200 tons of explosives on troop concentrations near the triborder area where Laos and Cambodia meet.
New Orleans police say a sniper who killed six people and wounded 17 slipped from a police cordon from a Downtown Howard Johnsons rooftop. Officials debate whether one or multiple snipers operated as the city opens the business district and intensifies the investigation.
Spring Creek school board president William Kafferlin opened talks to invite news media to monthly study sessions where no formal action occurs. The plan, supported by Intermediate Unit 5, aims to preserve the right to know while allowing reporters to take background notes. A first Monday meeting would let Journal and WOTR staffers observe, with notes kept for background use and some sensitive topics restricted from disclosure.
The Corry School District board rejects a second request from the Pennsylvania State Education Association to join in seeking a Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board election on forming a nonprofessional employees union. The district will define eligible voters if the PLRB approves an election.
Corry gains 66,698 in a second half 1972 revenue sharing payment, adding to 69,726 received earlier for a total of 126,734. Four percent withheld to cover possible adjustments. final 1972 allotment due in April could alter totals and require return of funds if lower.
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