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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1975
Page
3
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In Jidda, forty Islamic nations approved a resolution to seek Israel's expulsion from the United Nations at the next General Assembly. The move was endorsed at the closing session of a four day Moslem foreign ministers conference in the Saudi port.
Nixon has no plans to move to the New York area or sell his Pacific coastal property, an aide said amid reports of a possible relocation and a business venture with Robert H. Abplanalp.
Washington AP Ford seeks final action on the first energy program part as he plans to ask Congress to allow a gradual rise in government controlled oil prices. Senate and House focus on energy matters while Ford adds to the agenda today with his plan to lift oil price controls.
At Space Center Houston AP reports astronauts in the Apollo Soyuz Test Project encountered a space hitchhiker described by one astronaut as a super Florida mosquito. The trio cheered as they lifted into orbit from Cape Canaveral, exchanging their first Russian words in space.
Mayor Bill McCormick known for biking to work chains his bicycle to a post at City Hall and leads officials to witness the supposed safety of new racks. His own bike had been stolen, underscoring the case for securing bikes with racks in the lot.
Washington reports the first rise in industrial production in nine months, with June up four tenths of 1 per cent and auto and retail trends pointing to recovery. Dow hits yearly high as economists note uncertainty on strength and unemployment remains high. Senate panel backs a 2.1 billion yearlong public works authorization, not in Ford budget, likely White House opposition.
The Chautauqua Movement caravan with 118 youths and $40,000 in equipment visits Clymer Panama Jamestown and other New York communities offering sculpting pottery theater puppet music and a ventriloquist act funded by a $250,000 county grant. Indira Gandhi tightens emergency rule in India curbing personal liberties foreigners face detention and court restrictions as parliament convenes.
Rep John F Seiberling shifted Akron Board of Realtors to back a land use planning bill but opposition from real estate groups nationwide helped defeat the measure in Interior Committee 28 to 19 The bill had earlier passed the Senate in 1972 by 3 to 1 and again in 1973 before being blocked in the House in a 211 to 204 floor vote.
Washington AP report on the formation of a Citizens for Reagan committee to back Ronald Reagan for the 1976 Republican nomination. Leaders like Sen. Paul Laxalt and John P. Sears mount renewed push despite Reagan's stated undecided stance, arguing a strong backing could boost the former California governor’s candidacy and unite the party. The group includes Louie B. Nunn H.R. Gross George B. Cook and Stanhope C. Ring.
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