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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1971
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR reading references a forum or futuring event with unclear context. The readable portion notes a fix or adjustment and mentions a forum setting and a timeline, but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to establish full reporting.
NWRO opens a five day convention at Brown University amid plans to intensify electoral activity and broaden outreach to domestic workers farm workers tenants health rights groups and youth. Delegates will shape strategy on the Nixon family assistance plan and welfare with figures arguing for a higher income threshold. Speakers include Dellums Abzug Jones King Steinem and Corky Gonzalez.
Washington action to aid Lockheed Aircraft Corp. faces its stiffest Senate challenge as opponents seek to strip preferential status from a rescue bill. Administration allies argue that denying favored treatment could delay aid for the defense contractor.
During the city newspaper strike, Pittsburghers scramble for scarce editions of out-of-town papers. Demand soars as deliveries come from Cleveland, New York, and Ohio, with freelance distributors selling at higher prices while local obituaries and sports pages remain unavailable. A four-page tabloid sports insert from Iron City Brewery is planned, and talks in the Typographical Union No. 7 strike remain stalled.
A one year old Clarksburg boy, Guy Poloff, was struck and killed by a truck in an alley near his home in Indiana County. Driver William F. Rasperger, 19, of Salisbury, was identified as the operator.
Senator Case charged the Nixon administration with four serious inconsistencies over U S backed Thai irregulars in Laos. He cited conflicting statements on funding from the Lao military aid budget and Defense budget, noting 4 000 to 6 000 Thai troops in Laos financed by the CIA and pressuring for full disclosure of costs personnel and end date.
American student Mark Huessy describes his 18 months in East Berlin prison and the harsh East German speech laws. He warns visitors to avoid talking to locals to prevent charges of slandering the state. He was arrested January 4, 1970, after encounters in an East Berlin subway station.
Warren County 4-H members won at the District 4 H Demonstration and Public Speaking Contest held at Camp Blue Jay Marienville. Awards went to Mary Kuzma Columbus and Ike Borland Warren in public speaking and Becky Slocum Warren and Ken Dundon Corry in demonstrations. Dundon was selected for State H Days August 9 11 at Penn State to join top demonstrators from four regions along with county judging teams. Fourteen county teams represented by 44 competitors were winners at the district contest under guidance of county agents extension staff and local leaders.
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