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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a local policy briefing in Nied Ibout Ks facing questions from residents. Officials emphasize planning steps, budget implications, and anticipated impacts on services while the community awaits further details and a formal vote.
A partial and garbled OCR fragment references political figures and Paris with mentions of price, fire, and sworn oaths. It lacks coherent names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a reliable news summary.
City police investigated two crashes last evening with three hospitalizations and minor injuries. Batest P. Frasier 18 Youngsville lost control on East Main and hit a utility pole and sign. Larry Peters and Cheryl Amilersmm, also of Youngsville, were treated and released at Cary Memorial Hospital. Damages rough $1400. Earlier, Evelyn E. Dodd of Corry and Hixth L. Olson 17 Warren collided on East Columbus as Olson tried to pass, with one injured.
In Port au Prince two armed men and a woman seized the Haitian ambassador's residence, detaining the top U S diplomatic officials. They demanded the release of 20 political prisoners as the government negotiates terms, with French and German ambassadors serving as intermediaries.
Harrisburg AP Shapp administration introduces a bill to abolish the Milk Marketing Board's power to set minimum retail and wholesale prices while imposing a 5 percent floor on milk sale prices. The measure would retain price-setting for chairmen, boost processor bonds, tighten law violations, and require fair market appraisal of collateral bonds. Edward Zemprelli, sponsor, cites anti consumer provisions. discusses eight milk regions and past price studies.
Early risers encountered a blowing snowstorm that reduced visibility and slowed travel. Local authorities urged caution as roads remained slick and transportation schedules faced delays. Snowfall was heaviest in the downtown area with accumulations mounting through the morning.
About 50 Rogers Structural Steel employees will take part in a free heart risk test at the Salvation Army citadel sponsored by the Mead Heart Association. Tests include weight, blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, and a mini electrocardiogram with results confidential to the tester and physician. Participants must fast 12 hours prior.
Erie County grand jury indicts 10 local and area defendants in varied charges. Plea negotiations begin as two defendants decide to plead guilty while others face trial or case dismissal by the court. Indicted defendants include Wills, Gunther, Pacer, Proctor, Young, Clayton, Chase, May, Hamilton, Loftus for offenses such as drunk driving obstruction resisting arrest and related counts. A separate case of Clyde Brentzer for bicycle theft from a Corry home is dismissed by the grand jury.
RED HOUSE NY Two Bradford, Pa men James Francis Miller aged 24 and Kenneth Bernard Hardy were ordered to 21 days in Cattaraugus County Jail in lieu of a 200 fine after pleading guilty to four charges for jacklighting a deer in Quaker Bridge Allegany State Park. Officers Burleson and Clark arrested them at 1245 AM and Justice Jann arraigned them. The court imposed 100 fine or 10 days for jacklighting, 25 fine or 3 days for illegal possession of a rifle, and 25 fine or 3 days for having a loaded rifle in a car.
In Mayville area two accidents were investigated by County Sheriff deputies. Patricia Cimispen, 25, of Clymer, was treated and released at Corry hospital after the same incident. Rich and Eliot suffered extensive injuries, and Jeri Carlson and Sargent girls were admitted in satisfactory condition.
In Austin the casket bearing Lyndon Baines Johnson's body was loaded onto a White House jet and escorted toward Washington after thousands paid tribute at the LBJ Library. Mrs Johnson and the Johnson children traveled with the body as the plane departed Bergstrom Air Force Base at 10 12 am EST for the national capital. A ceremonial march to the Capitol was planned for 1 30 pm EST, with Johnson’s wake lasting 20 hours as mourners paid respects and the family greeted well wishers before heading to the LBJ Ranch for the next leg of the journey.
A temporary parttime state tax office will open Monday in the Municipal Building on South Center Street. It will operate every Monday from 3 02.2 to 5 p.m. to assist residents with Pennsylvania personal income tax forms and provide relief information. The office phone is 663-7041. The article notes a funeral for a person with coronary artery disease to be flown on Air Force One to Washington.
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