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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
1
Volunteers from Corry and nearby communities responded to a highly unusual alarm at the Corry Fish Hatchery after last night’s storm knocked out power. The crisis drew Fire Department and local residents as crews worked to assess damage and restore operations.
In Camp David talks after his April 30 speech President Nixon faced resignation questions from his family who argued an admission of wrongdoing would be wrong. Julie Nixon Eisenhower says he was in the dark about the Watergate actions and that the family preferred he finish the job.
A hijacked Boeing 787 carrying 26 aboard landed safely in Havana after stops in Mendoza, Santiago, Lima and Panama. The hijackers released 55 passengers before refueling and continuing toward Cuba, with conflicting reports on the number of hijackers and the group claimed by some passengers.
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers on Capitol Hill treat the budget crisis as a dramatic game. The two chambers clash over cuts to the governor’s budget, with a conference committee negotiating quietly while the state operates without a full year’s funding and vendors await payment.
Television station WICU teams with The Corry Journal to urge Harrisburg to fix potholes in the Corry area. A camera crew filmed rough road conditions this week. The footage will air tonight and tomorrow during the 7 pm news broadcast.
Harrisburg AP reports both parties plan fresh offers as conferees seek to end a budget deadlock halting welfare payments. PIL will present a proposal, with leaders Lamb Butera and Frame optimistic but cautious as talks resume. Printing delays threaten 160,000 welfare checks and state payrolls remain unsettled.
Across Pennsylvania Independence Day reflections mixed with the Watergate era crisis. Gov. Shapp urged faith in the nation’s principles despite national turmoil while a former POW Navy flier Walter J. Wilbur planned a family Fourth of July in Bradford County. He faced mutiny charges from a Hanoi prison camp as he praised the holiday and those who died for the Constitution.
A five car crash early today and a single car crash Tuesday afternoon injured one man and caused total damage to six vehicles of 2,150 dollars police said. John J Bogniak 42 of 16 West Park Place was charged with drunk driving after his northbound car swerved into West Park Place striking parked cars and a utility pole. He pushed multiple vehicles along the street causing extensive damage to the Bogniak carYoas car Reeder car Sandburg car and Mumford car.
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