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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
1
The readable fragments suggest a local item about utilities or notices but details are missing. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, leaving only vague references to calls or actions without clear subjects.
Ehrlichman told Senate Watergate committee Nixon repeatedly asked for a complete, definitive Watergate account from September to March, but said the President never received satisfactory reports. Ehrlichman noted he learned of planning meetings in April and acknowledged notifying Nixon within an hour of learning of the meetings. He cited eight specific requests and actions, ending with a March inquiry in a conference with George Bush.
Despite a Senate recess, Sen. R. Budd Dwyer presses for DOT action to move area road projects. He notes Route 277 from Corry to Spartansburg needs resurfacing and Route 426 awaits funding. Local officials push for snow removal gear and broader repairs, with Judy Kasper aiming meetings in Harrisburg.
Richard Nygaard and Edward Orton of Orton and Nygaard will open a Corry office at 49 West Smith Street on Monday August 6. Nygaard notes the firm covers corporate law to minor criminal cases and plans to hire a local attorney. both partners will split time between North East and Corry. Mrs. William Malec has been hired as receptionist.
Premier Souvanna Phouma and the Pathet Lao reached a political and military accord placing the Communists in control of about 80 percent of Laos and agreeing on a coalition government with all foreign forces to withdraw within 60 days. The pact leaves North Vietnamese forces along the Ho Chi Minh trail largely undisturbed while detailing cabinet roles for Pathet Lao and rightist factions and setting troop reductions.
Cambodian military claims over 1,000 insurgents killed around Phnom Penh since Friday, aided by U S bombing and airstrikes. Hanoi based agency cites rebels wiping out tanks and troops on Highway 4. cannot be independently confirmed. Government says operations continue to outflank rebels near Prateah Lang amid heavy air strikes.
In hearings over the past days two area district justices handled corry cases. John Sutton 21 Spartansburg formerly Gould street had hearing continued by DJ Fuller. Three women Elizabeth Cox Mary Donikowski and Rose Miles bound over to Erie County court for bicycle theft from The Oasis garage June 14. Rexford Rathbun 19 Airport road found guilty of reckless driving by DJ McCall.
State police investigated five weekend crashes on Route 6 and nearby roads. A 15 year old bicycle rider from Spring Creek plus a companion caused a Route 6 collision injuring a passenger in the Cox auto, which totaled the vehicle at 500 dollars in damage.
Police said nine charges were filed against the driver and two passengers after a high-speed chase through town. The fleeing car was stopped at 1:20 a.m. yesterday, and William C Barr of 12 Franklin Street was found at the wheel.
State police withheld the suspect’s name after a Saturday arrest tied to a Titusville auto theft. The suspect faced arraignment in Crawford County on a $1,000 bond before a preliminary hearing. Charges included possession of alcohol by a minor and unlicensed driving.
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