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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
3
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Harrisburg AP The House approved a Democratic reapportionment plan after an 18 hour session by a 104 to 87 vote, sending it to the Senate. If approved, the 26-24 Democratic majority would edge the GOP to 15 10 in Pennsylvania’s U S House delegation.
The Pacific Maritime Association reversed a plan to bar handling military cargo at West Coast ports during a 13 000 longshoremen strike after a Pentagon warning. Talks with the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union resume by January 31. Flynn said the telegram from defense official Barry Shillito prompted the reversal. Pacific ports move about 75 percent of Southeast Asia bound military cargo and officials feared harm to national defense if shipments were blocked.
In Salisbury early today police regained control after thousands of rioting blacks pelted cars and shops and set fires overnight. A police spokesman said roadblocks were down and the situation remained quiet. Tear gas used, 13 injured at the Salisbury hospital. similar unrest reported in Victoria and Gwelo as a British commission canvassed reactions to a proposed settlement.
London reports the House of Commons approved a large rise in the Queen's annual state allowance from 1.24 million to 2.55 million. A Labor bid to cut to 1.04 million failed as Richard Crossman accused the Queen of arrogance for not disclosing private asset values. Buckingham Palace defended the figure, calling sensational estimates of the Queen's wealth exaggerated.
A statewide poll of Pennsylvania judges finds the new prison reform program allowing early release or furloughs before minimum sentences as ill conceived and a threat to proper sentencing. The survey, conducted by Judge Charles G. Sweet, shows most judges dissatisfied, with 60 percent responding and 48 voicing strong disapproval.
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