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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1974
Page
7
Robert Lopez aged 20 is escorted by Detective Richard Buggy at a New York police station after arrest for stealing a bicycle and a tennis racket from John F Kennedy Jr in Den
Greece’s dramatic turnabout caps a steady swing in non Communist Europe reshaping the Atlantic alliance. Portugal Spain and France shift from dictatorship toward liberalization easing tensions with the United States and potentially strengthening NATO on Europe’s southeastern flank post Cyprus crisis.
Flash flood warnings extended across east and east central Arkansas after thunderstorms dumped up to three inches of rain. Little Rock logged three inches in three hours and a further 1.21 inches early today as storms from the South to the Midwest subsided. Tornado damage and five inches of hail were reported near Verdigris Nebraska Thursday night. Cloudy conditions dominated east of the Mississippi with warm, clear westward. Temperature readings ranged from the 50s in New England to the 90s in the Southwest.
Erie County treasurer Neil McLaughlin reports 1,495 delinquent properties totaling 339,877.98 dollars in back taxes up to 1971. About two thirds of a mill in taxation hangs on the line as the county plans October public auctions to recover funds.
Erie County Sheriff Andrew J. Hanisek announced more than 1000 donations this week toward buying four bloodhounds for rescue work. Two men gave 250 each. Tony Serafini of Erie with a 250 donation asked to name a dog Salvatore, and Melvin Morse of North East contributed 250 for one hound. The goal includes one already-trained dog, with funds to be used by the Mounted Rescue Posse at no tax cost, handling maintenance and training.
Notice requests timely payment to newsboys for weekly papers. It explains carriers are billed weekly and must cover costs to earn fair profits. Collectors begin routes Friday or Saturday and rely on subscribers to pay at first call for continuity of service.
Congressmen criticize slow progress on campaign reform and urge the House Administration Committee to report a financing bill by the end of August. Vigorito urges action, warns that inaction erodes public confidence and hampers debate on reform.
Mr and Mrs Gail Alcorn of Mt Dora Fla arrived for supper visits with local families. Several couples attended final rites in Girard for Mrs Charles Green. Visitors from Westford Mass and Sciota NY stayed with relatives. Carl L Marsh spoke at Niobe Baptist Church. Birthday dinner for twins Carrie and Christopher Bemis drew many relatives.
Gov. Shapp vetoed a bill allowing state acquisition of the Dobbins House in Gettysburg. He said the plan would be fiscally irresponsible and that the proposed three-person appraisal committee could set an appraisal price without required qualifications, while giving the state no right to reject it.
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