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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage references era through notes on media, government, and public concerns. It mentions American journalism, publishers, pricing, and earth fatigue, with scattered names and topics suggesting a broad, unsettled discourse without a clear single event or outcome.
A jumble of phrases notes negotiators, price movement, and a coordinated effort on costs. The torn text mentions actions, programs, and entities possibly tied to a farm or national supply, but key details and names are missing, leaving only broad hints of economic bargaining.
Penn Central, facing mounting debt, seeks court approval to pursue liquidation via a plan to the ICC by Oct 1. Governor Shapp and regional officials press for a federal solution and delay, warning a halt or sale of assets could devastate New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania economies.
About a dozen unhappy land owners protested a 113 million Union City Dam recreation project at the Erie County courthouse. They oppose paying $1,300 for easement on 7.1 acres of their 136 acre Wattsburg farm, fearing loss of fertile land and higher food prices. County officials debate contracts as a summer meeting and potential 1978 completion loom, while a drained Aylesworth Creek lake elsewhere highlights waning support for dams as parks.
Claremont Calif Two Pennsylvanians among 276 Pomona College seniors received bachelor of arts degrees at Bath graduation exercises in Bridges Auditorium. Dr David Alexander president led the ceremony. Student speakers were Carl Garcia Los Angeles Miss Sandra Ott Corry and Gary M Zaret Anaheim. Ott daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Ott will pursue social anthropology at Oxford after earning cum laude English earlier this year.
Actress Betty Grable, famed as World War II era pin-up, died of lung cancer at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica at age 56. She had recent hospitalizations and earlier cancelations of a stage appearance in Melbourne in 1972.
The FDA and Chesebrough Ponds recall Pertussin medicated vaporizer after linked deaths including a Ohio girl. Officials study 22 other aerosols and assess trichloroethane as a solvent. The recall targets 30 million cans since 1959 while other Pertussin products remain unaffected.
Washington officials say the acting administrator John R. Bartels Jr. aims to quell fights among four merged agencies now under DEA control. He expects initial confusion but believes the consolidation will streamline operations and keep ongoing investigations under their current teams. No permanent administrator named yet, with Bartels a leading candidate while BNDD chief Ingersoll cites White House interference.
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