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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1974

Page

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FBI Enters Probe Into erased White House Tape

Washington AP report confirms FBI oversight of probe into who erased part of a presidential tape. Special Watergate prosecutor Ja worski asked for investigation aligning with witnesses and a technical report on the 18.5 minute gap. Stephen B Bull testified five people possessed the tape: Nixon, Rose Mary Woods, J Fred Buzhardt, Gen John Bennett, and himself. Sirica expects cross questioning to finish and may refer the matter to a grand jury.

Washington Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Robert Frank Leon Jaworski Secret Service White House Westinghouse Broadcasting Corp Clarence Kelley Westinghouse Nixon Stephen B. Bull H. R. Haldeman Rose Mary Woods J. Fred Buzhardt John Bennett U.S John J. Sirica Sirica

Corry Woman Named to Regional Transportation Steering Post

Corry resident Mrs. William Mack was named to the Erie Area Transportation Study Commission Steering Committee by county commissioners. The appointment was urged by Commissioner William O. Hill Jr. to ensure Corry area road needs receive attention and to access state and federal funds via the Pennsylvania and federal Departments of Transportation.

Corry William Mack Bondstreet Erie Area Transportation Study Commission William O. Hill Jr Leo Weir Louis Rzymek Hill The Journal Today Pennsylvania Federal Departments of Transportation

PSP Brief Press In Murder Probe

State police investigate the murder of Melanie Ann Snyder in Titusville. A news conference at Titusville City Hall was scheduled today to update reporters, with no arrests or charges yet. The briefing relates to the mobile command post set up after the January discovery, with operations to run through Saturday and potential closure plans.

Melanie Ann Snyder Titusville Titusville City Hall Erie County

Avalanche leaves nine men missing in Oregon slide

Nine workers for Pacific Northwest Bell were buried when a mountain landslide slammed a Canyonville, Oregon structure into a creek. Heavy rains and rapid snowmelt triggered floods across the Pacific Northwest, drowning two Northern California children and forcing hundreds from their homes as dams broke and mudslides blocked highways.

Oregon California Pacific Northwest Bell Co Canyonville Pacific Northwest Montana Idaho Washington Myers Flat Hel River Jimmy Moore Kathy Robert Williams Emery Moore

Army Engineers Hold Money Bludgeon Over County Heads

Erie County faces a funding standoff over the Union City Dam Recreation Project as the Army Corps of Engineers delays action citing Congress and the 1975 budget. County officials seek transferring 1974 land acquisition funds to 1975 to avoid loss, while a referendum plan stalls amid election timing debates with Vera Sayers of Erie HELP in attendance.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Union City U.S Army Engineers Washington Erie County Vera Sayers Erie

No Test On Evidence PSP Lab Error Loses Pot Case

A state police crime lab technician failed to test a pound of marijuana from a Spring Creek raid, weakening the prosecution against Theodore Marohn in Warren County court. The jury trial revealed the untested pound was part of a 13 pound seizure from the raid conducted by troopers from Corry and Warren.

Spring Creek Warren Theodore Marohn R.D.1 Corry Lawrence Park Marohn Robert Wolfe Wolfe Randall C. Moore James Blackman Erie Blackman

Oil Blamed For Paper Price Increase At Millinocket

Great Northern Paper Co lowers no. of prints warns 300 percent oil rise four months drives newsprint price up to 225 per ton. Company notes oil costs to 12 dollars per barrel and confirms four price increases since last year.

Millinocket Maine Great Northern Paper Co Corry Evening Journal Great Northern Paper Company Great Northern John H. Staples Staples

National Scandal Over Oil Reserves Cited By Nader

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader testified before a House committee that government bodies obscure reserve facts and that API figures are phony. He contrasted 38 billion barrels with 285 billion in other estimates, criticizing the energy policy nexus with oil interests. A FTC effort to obtain data was noted as unique.

Washington Ralph Nader Congress American Petroleum Institute Nader API House Federal Trade Commission U.S Silvio 0. Conte R-Mass Conte House Subcommittee Christopher T. Rand Petroleum Institute Rand

IRS lists 392 gas stations in western PA overprice rules

The IRS reports 392 service station dealers in western Pennsylvania violated cost of living regulations since November 1 after inspecting 1,194 dealers. Many violations were not willful, with dealers refunding by rolling back prices. Dealers may raise once monthly to pass through supplier increases and must post the maximum price on pumps.

Pittsburgh Internal Revenue Service Pennsylvania IRS C. D. Switzer Switzer Cost of Living Council

Tax Reform Stalls as Congress Stays Split

Washington AP report notes tax reform remains unresolved as Congress reconvenes with rival Democratic and Republican plans pending. House Ways and Means to resume February talks while joint committee examines Nixon tax returns. Nixon paid under $6,000 in 1970 71 and 72, possibly energizing reform. Proposals include minimum tax relief and credits for elderly property taxes and private school tuition.

Washington Congress House Ways and Means Committee Congressional Committee Nixon

CJ Union Names Dean President At Local IAM Meeting

The Corry Jamestown Corporation local of the International Association of Machinists elected William Dean president during its annual reorganiza tion. Elected to two year terms were Manley Robbins Jr vice president Gerald Owens recording secretary Lawrence Lobdell financial secretary and Herbert Rogers treasurer. Dean said committee assignments will be made shortly with emphasis on a legislative action committee.

Corry Jamestown Corporation International Association of Machinists William Dean Dean Manley Robbins Jr Gerald Owens Lawrence Lobdell Herbert Rogers

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