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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1971

Page

7

Smathers urges railroads to crave less restriction not control

In Pittsburgh AP report, former Florida senator George Smathers as general counsel to an AAR study group told local business leaders that railroads need fewer government restraints and not nationalization. He cited 43 of 71 major railroads had nine month deficits totaling 316 million and urged tax exemptions, a unified transportation fund, wide loans for rights of way, motive power, freight cars, and a nonprofit to run unassigned freight cars by 1990. Meanwhile Jones & Laughlin Steel recalls about 2000 workers in Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago due to rising orders. The move follows furloughs of roughly 4000 last October and signals upcoming steel labor talks.

Pittsburgh George A. Smathers U.S Florida Smathers Association of American Railroads Europe Japan Congress

Meadle Defends Calley as Man Doing His Duty

Former soldier Paul David Meadle testified at Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s murder trial that Calley was “a man doing his duty and doing his job” during the My Lai shootings. Meadle said he faced emotional upset but believed he carried out an order as he stood with Calley spraying civilians.

Ft, Benning William L. Calley Jr Calley My Lai Paul David Meadle Meadle Meadie Lt. Calley George Latimer Terre Haute Ind Myi Ernest Medina Charley Company Medina

Speaker Says Drunks Should Be Hospitalized

Attorney General Fred Speaker proposes a public intoxication rehabilitation system modeled on Erie pilot to remove calls from police, transfer drunks to a center near skid row, and treat alcoholism rather than jail with judge cooperation, aiming to ease jail crowding and provide humane care.

Williamsport Fred Speaker Erie Speaker Lycoming County Bar Association Center For Treatment

Panel Formed To Monitor Schuylkill River

Gov. Shafer creates the Schuylkill River Advisory Commission to monitor environmental control along the 131 mile river from Tuscarora to Philadelphia. The watchdog group will work with state government and the Delaware River Basin Commission, with no compensation for members. Edward L. Gruber of Pottsville chairs. other commissioners include Robert McCracken, Gilbert Rendell, Alston Jenkins, William H. Ashton, Jacob Moser, and Norman Thornburg.

Harrisburg Shafer Schuylkill River Tuscarora Schuyldll Philadelphia Delaware River Schuylkill Edward L. Gruber Pottstown Robert McCracken Times-Herald Norristown Gilbert Rendell Reading Alston Jenkins The Philadelphia Conservationists Inc William H. Ashton Edgemont Jacob Moser Norman Thornburg Pottsville

Queen Elizabeth to Visit Turkey on State Visit

London reports Queen Elizabeth II is expected to visit Turkey soon after an invitation from President Cevdet Sunay made during his November 1967 state visit to Britain. A Buckingham Palace spokesman noted such exchanges are customary.

London Elizabeth II Turkey Buckingham Palace Cevdet Sunay Britain

Movers Can't Escape Taxes in Tittsville Board Meeting

In Tittsville, the Area School Board refused a Warren County request to exonerate a mobile home moved into Southwest Township to dodge school taxes. The board warned tax collectors to take action to recover the $70 owed and reiterated residents must pay school taxes wherever they reside.

Tusville Tittsville Area Warren County Southwest Township

Marriages Dominate County Statistics in 1970

Erie County issued 2,622 marriage licenses in 1970 while 564 divorces were decreed. June saw the most license applications with 339, followed by August with 337. Divorce filings peaked in April and September at 69 each.

Erie County

Little-Box Detonator Blows Truck Off Interstate 61

Trucker Allan Root of Trucksville, Pa., says he saw a small black box with a wire in the southbound lane of Interstate 61 and a detonator box at the scene. The 4200-gallon gasoline tanker owned by Chemical Lehman Tank Co. was towed after damage to the cab and lights. Root was uninjured. Police seek motive as investigators note wires running to the detonator.

Wilkes-Barre Allan Root Trucksville Vietnam Root Chemical Lehman Tank Co

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