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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1974
Page
3
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The skeleton found near Hermosillo is identified as John J. Patterson the 31 year old vice consul who disappeared March 22. Embassy said abductors from the United States sought ransom not political aims. He is mourned by his widow and mother.
Roxana police chief James Loyd 34, an ordained minister in the Reorganized Latter-day Saints, says his weekly sermons draw from police work. A California health expert warns human milk is a vital resource for feeding a growing world population. Treasury Chief Simon travels to the Middle East seeking stronger U.S. ties with Saudi Arabia and Egypt to stabilize oil and capital flows.
Former Pittsburgh alderman Frank Bruno was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiracy to obstruct justice. He was found guilty of paying off the Allegheny County sheriff's office to protect the gambling empire run by Anthony Grosso, who testified against him.
Australian unions ended their ban on Frank Sinatra after a three hour meeting with his lawyer and tour promoters. A televised free show was planned as part of the agreement, with Sinatra noting he regretted incidents but not issuing a general apology.
An Erie man Charles Brown 32 and his nephew Dennis Harr 13 were listed in satisfactory condition with second and third degree burns after a gasoline tanker swerved off Route 5 near Barcelona New York and burst into flames. They were moved to Hamot Medical Center from Westfield Hospital. The driver Michael Gilevski 21 of Erie faced reckless endangerment charges after the tanker struck a car and overturned hitting a utility pole. The crash prompted remarks by patrolman Richard Saletta about the danger as Brown and Hart fled the burning vehicle.
Leaders of the Franklin Area Education Association say district negotiators have condemned the district to a strike by rejecting binding arbitration on economic items including salaries. FAEA urges submitting unsettled items to arbitration while the board argues arbitration is inappropriate as teachers stick to salary demands.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House passed a nine cent gas tax hike by 116 to 72 to raise about 50 million for state secondary road repairs. The measure shifts to the Senate, with supporters citing urgency amid widespread road damage and a pending related fee increase. The day also saw other actions including campaign finance disclosure bills and abortion regulation debates.
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