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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1973
Page
1
State officials report a $100 million bond issue plus $35 million in federal revenue sharing funds will fund urgent road resurfacing. Experts warn the sum barely meets long-term needs as license fees and gasoline taxes lag behind neighbors. Public leaders stress the crisis requires action to prevent costly rebuilds.
Yesterday's storm dumped six inches of snow and cooled seven degrees in Corry. State Police investigated two minor crashes. the first at 3:15 involved William F Katiner and Jack Wurst with no injuries. Damages were $5 to Katiner's car and $100 to Wurst's.
The US Air Force Academy bids win by Congressman Joseph P. Vigorita highlight local youth success. Gary Tripp, son of Mr and Mrs Liane W Tripp of 245 West, emerges as a notable participant in the program.
Jurors began deliberating in the Corona case in Yuba City area proceedings. The panel of 10 men and 2 women faced 25 separate verdicts as Judge Richard E. Patton instructed daily sessions from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through the weekend, weighing first or second degree murder based on premeditation amid evidence from 115 witnesses and nearly 1,000 pieces.
A civil suit against the city of Corry and defendants Albert Xander and Albert Coons was settled yesterday. The case, dating back to 1968, involved injuries to Mrs. Lemme C. Bolan from a fall on a snow covered East Main Street walkway. Original claim was 14 000 dollars. Settlement terms set at 50 dollars. a jury had been selected but a settlement was reached before trial at Erie County courthouse in Exic.
Officials report the Legion Club in Fauntth Wandaham renewal area is subject to eminent domain with a bid of 155 for maritime assets and First Avenue site rights. Contractor delays and adverse weather stall progress on 14 leveled sites as demolition of adjacent buildings awaits green light. In a separate move, the Erie Union Bank accounts were withdrawn and redirected to the Corry Marine National Bank due to the county’s renewal project centralization.
President Nixon ends mandatory controls with exceptions for food and health industries and replaces enforcement with voluntary guidelines. He asks Congress to extend standby authority to curb excessive increases and to move quickly if needed. The change signals a shift toward market mechanisms and keeps the door open for future action.
The government unveils phased rules allowing price increases with cost justification and voluntary standards, while wage rises may occur without prior approval within set guidelines. Large firms must track wage and price changes. enforcement will be voluntary but monitored by agencies. Critics warn of health care and labor impact as inflation aims to drop.
Republicans and Democrats in the state party scene continued courting potential candidates as officials met to discuss names left unagreed. Leaders plan further meetings to align on who advances in all races and to boost campaign readiness for upcoming elections.
A Brigham Young University student testified in the Watergate trial that he met weekly with former White House consultant E. Howard Hunt to exchange intelligence on Democrats for envelopes of money. Thomas Gregory said he was paid to infiltrate Democratic headquarters, including those of Edmund S. Muskie and George McGovern, after being recruited by a friend seeking spies. He identified a man calling himself E. L. Warren as paying for flights and first scenes, with Warren believed to be Hunt. The trial continues for other defendants as Hunt faces charges of conspiracy burglary and illegal wiretapping.
About 49 members of the Corry Salva ge Army advisory board and officers gathered for the annual dinner with two Corry natives as main speakers. Incoming officers were installed and three new board members honored. plaques awarded to outgoing chairman David A. Johnson and new members Mrs. Samuel Greiner Arthur Kiehl and Panl.
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