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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1973
Page
3
One line of unreadable OCR references tax income figures from 5 to 42 000 dollars and warnings about loopholes. Mentions a district and brokers, futures, and a discussion of restraint elements amid a scandal, with speculative questions about an alibi and political restraint.
Harrisburg AP The Milk Marketing Board tentatively approved a price boost for dairy farmers that will lift retail milk prices for consumers. Board chairman Harry E Kapleau said the minimum store quart will rise by 1 1 cents and 3 cents for a 4 quart delivery to the door. The order excludes Philadelphia suburbs Pittsburgh and 14 western counties under federal orders. An earlier farmer rise was blocked by the Commonwealth Court. Prices at dairy plants may fall 2 cents per quart if purchased there. Capleau noted a freeze until Aug 14 and warned dealer resale rises. Dairy farmers cite higher costs from feed and Agnes damage. Counties excluded include Erie Crawford Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Butler Clarion Fayette Greene Lawrence Mercer Venango Washington Westmoreland Chester Delaware Philadelphia and parts of Montgomery Bucks.
Boston Governor George Wallace ordered extraordinary medical preparations for his July 4th Decatur rally with Senator Edward M. Kennedy. A helicopter, speedboat, extra A positive blood supply, on‑call surgeons, and additional nurses were arranged with Kennedy’s staff awareness.
Former Philadelphia Mayor James H J Tate says Frank Rizzo faces a slim chance of gaining Democratic primary support to run for governor next year. Tate notes Rizzo must face Gav Milton Shapp in a primary and blames Nixon ties and Watergate for Rizzo's reduced popularity.
London AP report says billionaire Howard Hughes learned disguises and has left his hotel unseen by photographers. Leonard Poultney, disguise expert, says he trained Hughes to resemble various people. Hughes, age 68, has not been seen in public since 1957 while living at Inn on the Park since December after arriving from Managua following an earthquake.
IRS officials in Virginia and Maryland probe at least ten oil companies for reducing gasoline octane without lowering prices since Nixon's price freeze began June 14. Price rollbacks ordered at 34 Washington and Baltimore area stations and 84 in Virginia. Companies named include Gulf Phillips BP Hess Crown Kaye Union Scott Southern States CO OP and Payless. Mobil also reduced octane but not yet listed.
The U S dollar rose modestly on most European exchanges Friday, closing the week above early levels. Gains came from the German central bank and Bank of Japan actions, with the dollar firm against the Swiss franc, French franc, and British pound, while gold edged up to $121 in London.
Washington AP reports CBS floated the idea that President Nixon privately discussed moving National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger into Secretary of State as Rogers nears key diplomacy in Asia. Rogers, in Tokyo and planning talks, faces speculation amid Kissinger’s rising influence and U.S. policy shifts with China and the Soviet Union.
Harrisburg AP. Gov Shapp, after signing a $3.5 billion budget he criticized as inadequate, likens the budget stalemate to Brer Rabbit in the briar patch. Democrats see a tactical win as tax relief and spending plans hinge on remaining $680 million. Police seek burglars who stole a clubhouse alarm while leaving other items.
Three men died in area automobile accidents yesterday afternoon on two local highways. John Smit h 34 of Bradford died on arrival at Adrian Hospital after a single vehicle collision six miles west of Punxsutawney. His car, driven by Lester Baughman 33 of Mayport, left the highway and struck a parked truck owned by Harry Wachob. Baughman was in serious condition. In a separate two car crash near Eldred, Jesse Burrows 57 of Eldred and Elmer Major 61 of Port Allegany were killed at the scene. Burrows’ car swung off the road while reentering its lane, then entered the path of a southbound auto driven by Timon Phelan 59 of Eldred, who was treated in Olean General Hospital for head and hip injuries.
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