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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
3
The readable scraps depict a fragmented dialogue about justice, a mother and daughter, a request to stay and be seated, and a scene in a drab room. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving a partial glimpse of a tense domestic moment.
Crowds of Corry and surrounding areas viewed 58 antique autos at Corry’s Fourth Annual Antique Auto Show. The oldest entry, a 1910 RCH owned by Robert Lindstrom, won the Model T Ford and Specials trophy. other winners included a 1915 Model T owned by Everett Hites and a 1937 Packard owned by Rod Williams. Civil Defense volunteers oversaw the event as attendance pleased organizers.
Washington AP report details President Nixon's stance on executive privilege amid the Watergate inquiry. The piece traces shifts from hard lines to partial concessions, with Sam Ervin urging document review and confidentiality as central themes. It notes past guidelines on privilege, mentions Dean and Gray testimony disputes, and cites March to May policy changes before the current documents dispute. A second item from England reports a farm worker shooting a courting couple mistaken for rabbits.
Gallup results place Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts as the Democratic front runner for 1976, with 40 percent of Democratic support. Gov. George Wallace trails at 16 percent, while Kennedy defeats Republican possibilities Spiro Agnew 51 to 38 percent and John Connally 50 to 36 percent. Muskie has nine percent in the Democratic nominating query.
County Personal Property Tax Administrator John Seaman said Erie County will gain about $11 million more in personal property valuations for 1979, adding roughly $44,000 to the county treasury. He cited stock market gains and more residents paying tax on market value as of year end.
A broken fuel line caused a 250000 blaze gutting an 85 foot yacht owned by Frank Sinatra. Six people were helicoptered to Catalina Island from the flaming boat. no injuries. Sinatra was not aboard. the craft, a converted World War II vessel, was about 80 percent destroyed.
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