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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
1
A garbled excerpt hints at wartime ration camps, officers, and operations with scattered references to Vietnam era context. Mentions of Americans, contracts, hides, and a possible date or operation tag appear in disjoint phrases, lacking coherent narrative or complete details.
Senator R Budd Dwyer urged a continued Senate session to tackle Pennsylvania’s highway crisis and other pressing matters. The chamber adjourned for a recess to Sept 17, while Dwyer labeled the General Assembly a do nothing body and warned that delay could worsen pothole repairs needed this construction season. He contrasted action with past record noting only 45 Acts signed by July 17. The exchange included questions on House Bill 89 and a Conference Committee, with Senate leaders outlining the adjournment plan.
A UPI chart compares prices for four major foods in the 18th with those on July 25 and notes differences in retail supermarket pricing across 10 cities since PhaseV began July 26.
Prices for eggs in Pennsylvania climb as feed costs surge and hen numbers shrink. Experts warn wholesale prices rose from 55-57 cents to 74 cents per dozen, with store prices near 97 cents and regional retail gains to 1.50 if trends continue. Strong entities include Dutchland Farms, Producers Pride, Hess Brothers, and Ephrata Hess.
Governor Shapp reluctantly signed legislation reinstating an 8 percent ceiling on conventional home mortgages through 1975. He warned that a 6 percent cap would crush Pennsylvania housing, builders, and jobs, and he ordered a seven member commission to study longer term solutions. The ceiling covers loans of 35 000 or less and was approved after attempts to raise or remove the cap failed.
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma undergo final physicals and prep at Cape Kennedy before a Saturday launch. They plan rest and a 2 a m wake up for a final check before the 7 11 am orbital start. Countdown stays on schedule as Saturn 1B fuels up with no reported problems. Bean, a Moon lander veteran, will command the mission to America’s first space station.
Ehrlichman testified he does not believe Dean gave Nixon specifics of the Watergate cover-up on March 21. He said Nixon showed no sign of knowledge that day and Haldeman supported Dean’s account being untrue. Dean said he told Nixon about payoffs and the cover-up, calling it a cancer. Richard Moore testified Dean claimed to relay details, but Moore did not verify the specifics.
In a late breaking shift, Republican Robert Kubiak announces he left McInnes Steel Co for a new Erie job and will not run for City Council. He informs County GOP leaders, who will direct a replacement process to call a meeting in Corry to name a new candidate and carry the campaign forward.
T Allan May of 109 West Columbus avenue was rushed to Hamot Medical Center in Erie after a fall from his home roof. He sustained a leg injury and was listed in good condition. Corry Ambulance Service and Stanford Hose Company personnel responded to the accident site.
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