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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1973
Page
1
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A Varig Airlines Boeing 707 bound from Sao Paulo to Paris with a Rio de Janeiro stopover crashed three miles south of Orly while attempting an emergency landing. Officials said only a few of the 117 passengers and 17 crew members survived. three survivors were pulled from the wreckage.
Washington reports an AP sourced briefing says Phase 4 of the anti inflation program may be unveiled by the weekend, with Thursday earliest. The plan could extend Phase 3 wage rules, tighten price controls, and offer exemptions for firms expanding capacity. Savings rates may rise as mortgage rates accelerate. A mandatory petroleum allocation decision is expected within a week.
Four Erie area men push a $200,000 campground project on Middleton road in Waterford Township amid county and Corps plans for a recreation complex around Union City Dam. They claim officials advised freedom to use the site but warn their investment could move if challenged in court.
A car owned by Steve Kendrick rolled away from a store on East Washington street and crashed into the Western Auto Associates Store, causing 2400 in damage. Police say the vehicle, left in park, struck a garden tractor, lawn mower, two front windows, a cement sill, and Kendrick's car.
Police investigated a theft from a parked car in the Corry Jamestown Corporation lot on East Columbus Avenue after 4 30 p m yesterday to 12 30 a m today. Judith Mink reported a stolen tape player valued at 60 dollars and an attempted radio removal. A separate vandalism case at Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall on Hatch Street saw rocks thrown, shattering a lobby door and an auditorium plate glass pane, with damage estimated at 205 dollars by David Green.
William Hoke a 35 year old man helping finish a silo on a farm near Lindsey Hollow road Wooster fell inside the silo after being overcome by paint fumes He was freed by emergency responders and admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in fair condition yesterday.
Harrisburg AP report says strikes, suits and unrest among lawmakers rise as leaders abandon hope for a quick budget settlement. House Speaker Kenneth Lee and Gov Shapp meet. Sen. Cianfiani and Democrats push for action while conference members negotiate interim funding. Senate aims for a $3.5 billion general appropriations bill as House resistance grows over welfare funding and July state operations.
Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell testified before the Senate that he rejected the Watergate wiretap plan and kept it from President Nixon to avoid endangering his re election. He maintained he withheld details after the election, believing a housecleaning would take care of it, and said he did not inform Nixon about the meetings on January 27 February 4 and March.
About 900 unpaid welfare workers struck Tuesday as budget stalemate left Pennsylvania without state funding since July 1. A conference committee failed to reconcile Senate and House spending plans, picket lines appeared at 17 Philadelphia offices, and 50,000 state workers faced potential Friday walkouts as AFSCME filed suit against Gov Shapp and six conferees.
In Cleburne Texas three blasts ripped through underground bunkers at the Gearhart Owens ordnance factory. Four people were killed and about 30 hospitalized with many burned. Firefighters contained the fires by midafternoon as investigators began assessing the explosions.
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