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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1974
Page
3
Readable fragments reference a detective, a traffic event, a van, a bank, and a mention of 1975. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear sequence, making it difficult to determine a clear event, date, or participants.
Erie Lackawanna Railroad plans a six mile replacement from Center Street to west Corry using 60 workers over 10 to 14 days. Old 39 foot joints are removed and replaced with long continuous rail to improve safety and reduce maintenance.
In Jamestown New York a PSC hearing on proposed electric rates drew a dispute over whether large users would face discrimination. Blackstone Corp urged protection for high usage levels claiming bills could rise with its Malleable Iron Foundry division while Foster Associates argued rates would stay fair if kept below Niagara Mohawk levels.
More than 740,000 Bell Telephone System workers began voting on whether to strike. Talks continue in the National Airlines dispute while copper negotiations are paused. About 20,000 GM workers remain off the job across Lordstown Ohio and St Louis plants amid walkouts.
Washington AP The House Rules Committee approved live coverage of the Judiciary impeachment debate with final decision by the full House and potential Monday vote. Debates start Tuesday leading to a Saturday final vote, networks ABC CBS NBC pledge replays on public TV. Also, expand strikes: National Airlines cockpit crew and flight attendants walkout idle 7,000 workers. Trans International Airlines cancels 3,000 reservations. Los Angeles DWP strike hits 11,500 workers. 200,000 riders affected on Oakland San Francisco lines. Ohio state workers and Northern California carpenters settle, halting $10 billion in construction.
Impeachment volumes reveal Henry Petersen told grand jury Nixon ordered DOJ to stay out of the Ellsberg case after a April 18, 1973 call. Ehrlichman recounted the president saying the plumbers break in was fully justified and later again noted after-the-fact approval in May 1973. Nixon publically denounced knowledge of the burglary and condemned the act as deplorable.
PORT HURON MIch AP John Wakeen 20 an all A student at St. Clair County Community College lost summa cum laude status after earning a B in bowling a class needed to graduate He rose to magna cum laude despite the setback and criticized the Latin terminology used for the distinction Meanwhile a separate FBI file note recounts Top Secret wiretap disclosures involving J Edgar Hoover and mentions Nixon era figures and Kissinger amid debates over legality and leaks.
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