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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
3
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A partial OCR snippet shows disrupted words and garbled phrases mentioning residents committees and insiders. The legible parts provide no clear event, date, person, or organization to anchor a coherent news item.
Two Democratic senators urge the Senate to press President Nixon to pursue Hanoi and Viet Cong peace terms promptly. The measure would require prisoner releases with US withdrawal and reject conditions tied to October elections. Senator Scott labels the Viet Cong terms as unacceptable and calls for careful examination rather than rushed acceptance.
Washington AP report cites a 10 member World Bank mission warning President Yahya Khan to rush food aid and loosen military controls to prevent a massive exodus to India. The panel urges civilian administration, emergency food distribution, restored transport links, and a clear economic plan to restart farming and industry amid rising deaths and flight from East Pakistan.
Labor leaders at the AFL-CIO conference blame Nixon administration policies for the economic crisis. S. Frank Raftery cites rising construction unemployment and falling real wages while financing and land costs double over two decades. Meany accuses the administration of scapegoating workers and unions.
Warren County treasurer records show about 3,000 residents have not licensed dogs for 1971. State dog law officer Frank Savko says prosecutions have begun and will continue for unlicensed animals. Fine range is 10 to 300 dollars plus costs. Savko urges owners to license and control dogs to comply with law and protect the community.
Ten members of the Youngsville Borough Council weighed two complaints about late hour loitering downtown and alleged drug use by youth. Mayor Ernest McGraw urged avoiding curfew while solicitor Joseph Massa noted an ordinance bans disorderly conduct with a $100 fine upon conviction, and called police to act on the drug issue.
Warren police report a 16 year old Clarendon area boy and a 10 year old boy started an automobile left in a store lot by Donna F. Anderson of Clarendon. The car rolled into a curb struck two parking meters and damaged a parked car owned by Ellen H. Eberly, with total damage about 425 dollars.
The United States brushes aside Hanoi’s seven point Viet Cong peace proposal while North Vietnam pushes for neutrality and an independent Saigon government. State Department officials weigh the plan and public reaction grows as Senate Republicans challenge acceptance. President Nixon signals possible support for a neutral Saigon if desired by South Vietnamese.
Sixty four delegates from the United States and Canada form the Lake Erie Congress to draft resolutions on pollution control. Dr P D McTaggart Cowan of the Science Council of Canada urges public motivation and government action, stressing that environment concerns must gain broad support and be seen as a common duty. Delegates from Canada and five U S states plan resolutions next Monday for local state and national governments.
The Republican party of Chautauqua County eighth district will not endorse a candidate for district legislator at this time. Party chairman Jean Hooker urged interested petitioners to contact their town chairmen before July 29 and announced a meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. in the Stowe Community Building for all interested Republicans.
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