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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment hints at discussions around Nixon era strategy, mentioning figures like Barry and Erlichman. It references political maneuvering, Congress, and Oval Office context in a blurred, incomplete text.
Fragmentary OCR hints at an event titled Aul Keyes presentation in a press setting. Text references press involvement and an old house or venue, but details and dates are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about a hiring or contract action tied to a gate company. Readable names and dates are unclear, but the note suggests involvement by a person or entity connected to a gate firm and a title-related dispute or event.
Seven girls who conduct the city summer recreation program are shown seated and standing in the photo. Seated left to right are Margaret Frisina tennis Mary Dominessey Washington playground and Linda Sproveri Mead Park playground. Standing left to right are Wendy Masler Wright playground Kay Simmons arts and crafts Rene Edwards Columbus playground and Kristi Chase archery. Missing from the photo are Nancy Piccirillo Fairview playground Linda Hajec Concord playground and Criss Cole softball cheerleading and baton.
The Senate backed a 2.20 minimum wage bill with House differences largely over coverage and timelines. Supporters say a veto is possible, with domestic workers, farm labor, and teenage pay rules central. The plan raises nonfarm wages from 1.60 to 2.20 over two years and expands protections to millions, including domestics and certain seasonal workers.
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott, a Nixon ally, says he opposes a veto of a bill limiting presidential war making powers. The measure would require congressional approval within 30 days of overseas troop commitments, with House and Senate versions differing on scope and duration. The issue stems from Vietnam era actions and the Tonkin resolution.
At the national convention the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks approved ending the whites only policy by a 2186 to 734 vote. The measure goes to 2162 lodges for final action with leaders confident of passage. Robert A. Yothers, the new grand exalted ruler, expects few new black applicants since an independent order exists for Black members.
Harrisburg AP. Former Liquor Control Board counsel Alexander Jaffars, fired after two years, accuses officials from both parties of conflicts of interest and political pressure. He says politics influenced board decisions, cites attempts to silence him, and notes cases involving Mazzei Caputo and Fryer, plus alleged gift liquor probes.
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