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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1974
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes Stanley Nixon delivering an oration labeled the Ur ion and referencing the istly, hinting at a public speaking event or lecture. The readable text centered on Nixon’s speech act with unclear surrounding context.
OCR fragment references a leader or president figure, noting timing and an unclear identity. It hints at a high position and philosophical language but lacks concrete names, dates, or places to confirm specifics. The readable pieces suggest a political or ideological statement under investigation.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local board meeting note about ongoing discussions at a federation with references to Al Vaugh. The readable text hints at routine governance actions and scheduled discussions without concrete outcomes or dates.
Cars trucks and a motorcycle entangled in holiday crashes but no injuries were reported and total damage stood at 1,025 dollars. The most serious crash occurred on West Washington street near Gates street when 18 year old Roger Grape lost control at excessive speed and rolled his small foreign car. Grape and passenger Carl Shamburg 17 escaped unharmed and the car damage was about 700 dollars. Police charged Grape with driving too fast for conditions. A motorcycle and truck collided at North Center street and Columbus avenue with 50 dollars damage to the cycle. the truck sustained no damage. Another collision on North Center involved Charles Miller and Conrad Parkhurst causing 100 dollars damage to Parkhurst’s car while Miller’s was undamaged. A late incident on East Main street saw Patsy Notte back into a parked car causing 175 dollars damage to the latter. Notte’s car was undamaged.
The Corry Housing Authority rejected four proposals for Fourth Ward elderly housing saying none met all cost and design requirements. Readvertising with tighter specs will allow two weeks of submissions and a 30 day window. construction still planned for spring. Officials cite HUD forms but promise precise criteria to guide a turnkey project. Specifics include one or two buildings, single-story, hot water baseboard heat, separate thermostats, exclusive hot water tank, center hall, exterior access, architecturally treated roofs, south-side drainage, vented hallways, modular fiber glass tubs, and defined landscaping.
A drowning of Jamie Kornreich, 16, at the Kinzua Dam near Warren is under investigation after an altercation at Wolf Run Marina. Kornreich, one of four youths, confronted a man at the dock and was struck, then disappeared in 35-foot deep water. A scuba rescue recovered the body later. witness accounts describe vulgarity and rocks thrown during the dispute.
In Bangkok Chinatown a woman passer-by and a young disaster relief volunteer were shot dead as police and rioters exchanged fire for a third night. Officials said at least 14 people had been killed and 100 wounded in fighting between security forces and Chinese youths. Police reported more than 80 arrests as troops patrolled the area amid a government state of emergency.
The Associated Press reports six people died in Pennsylvania traffic crashes during the four day Fourth of July weekend. Several families were affected as the holiday toll remained lower than predicted, with fatalities starting to mount on the holiday period. One early victim was Froilan W. Muriel, 20, of Mount Pocono, killed when his car struck an embankment and rolled repeatedly.
Lebanese government blocked a Palestinian appeal to the Arab League for 20 million dollars in antiaircraft missiles and heavy weapons to shield refugee camps from Israeli air attacks. Premier Soll said any outside arms must be camped outside Lebanese forces control.
John Wayne Card, 26, of Woodland, arrested in Truckee by FBI and sheriff’s deputies after authorities traced him to the forest where a widow and her two children escaped chains. Card is to be booked for investigation in the killings of Dr. Clayton Griffiths and his daughter Lisa Ann, and his wife’s death near Willows. The three Dayton children were freed from captivity near Wilbur Springs after being chained to a tree.
Two thefts and a high speed crash near Titusville top a day of stolen vehicles. A car stolen from Titusville tavern was wrecked on a rural road near Titusville and later abandoned. A warrant is out for the suspected operator as state and local officers pursue the case. Later, Rex Reynolds reported his car stolen from his Hydetown area home on Route 8.
The prosecution nears its end in the case against John D. Ehrlichman and three others charged with planning an illegal entry into Dr. Lewis J. Fielding's Beverly Hills office. Ehrlichman is expected to take the stand to address testimony that he approved the 1971 break in. Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez also plan to testify in their own defense claiming they believed the operation had White House approval as a CIA clandestine mission.
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