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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1974
Page
3
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Portugal eyes a reshaped cabinet after the April 25 coup, with fewer leftists and more military officers likely to form a new government. Spinola, leading the officer youth, dismissed the center left cabinet after Premier Adelino da Palma Carlos refused to retract his resignation.
A State Department official said the next six to eight weeks will decide if new Middle East peace negotiations can begin, with the Geneva peace conference likely resuming in the fall. In Washington, a separate memo to Congress notes a growing Pentagon shortage of medical doctors due to the end of the draft authority last year. In California, Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean is reported in good condition after a possible heart attack while visiting for a golf tournament. In Florida, a 10-foot blind alligator named Joe is up for adoption to avoid a fate similar to Pedro, who was killed by vandals. owners require a caretaker who will hand feed him.
Linda Smith, a Tulsa vacationing mother of three, offered to pump gas at a Tulsa station to pay for needed car repairs. Impressed by her efficiency, the station operator said he may hire her as a fulltime pump attendant.
The Pennsylvania legislature moved toward passage of a no fault car insurance bill that would cut bodily injury premiums by about 15 percent and speed claim settlements regardless of fault. The Senate narrowly defeated some amendments and approved a labor-backed change assigning health insurers, led by Blue Cross Blue Shield, to pay medical bills from auto accidents. Expect signature by Gov. Shapp with the law taking effect one year after.
James town attorney Richard J. Lippes said he will object to Norman Landau's bid to intervene in the Chautauqua Lake Bridge case and to name Bemus Point Mayor Thom Shagla and 3,000 petition signers as defendants. Landau's motion seeks to reopen the hearing on the environmental and economic impact of the temporary injunction. The original defendants were Raymond T. Schuler and Claude S. Brenegar. Judge Curtin set a returnable date of July 15 for the intervention challenge. The article also notes related state actions on abortion restrictions, architects and engineers selection reforms, and a no fault auto insurance amendment.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department estimates 1974 wheat output at over 1.9 billion bushels but drought excess rainfall and disease cut the forecast 149 million below June projection. Wheat exports depleted reserves to 217 million bushels, the lowest in 26 years, while corn suffers from wet weather and late plantings. Domestic and export needs for 1974-75 total about 1.86 billion bushels, impacting next year’s consumer food prices.
New York AP poll of 873 Republicans and independents finds Gerald R. Ford as the first choice for the 1976 GOP nomination with 23 percent, up from 21 percent three months ago. Ronald Reagan earns 15 percent as second choice, Nelson Rockefeller 10 percent, and 19 percent have no first choice or are unsure.
Robert Opel, a 33 year old advertising man who streaked at the Academy Awards, again appeared nude before Los Angeles city council. He walked to the front, stood behind the police chief, and was escorted away. He faces investigation for disturbing a public meeting as the nude sunbathing issue lingers unresolved.
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