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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
1
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TORONTO AP U S Die ict Court Judge John J Sirica famed for Watergate trials was named outstanding U S trial judge by the Association of Trial Lawyers of America In Omagh Northern Ireland AP Elliot L Richardson U S ambassador to Britain said he knows nothing about reports he would head the CIA In St Adolphe d Haword Quebec AP Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau disputes an alleged $8 overpayment in taxes on his Laurentian lakeside lot and sent a letter March 27 stating the taxes should be at the minimum one per cent rate.
In Southern California two great white sharks were harpooned within a week. A marine biologist disputes any shift in shark behavior toward more frequent human encounters, while another researcher finds no ocean changes driving increased sightings. The report notes the event amid broader ocean mystery.
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told Ford and 33 leaders at the European Security Conference that outsiders should not dictate internal affairs. He urged greater military detente and disarmament, stressing the need to reduce arms in central Europe without compromising security. Brezhnev called for concrete disarmament results as the summit’s core aim.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon sought a Ford plan to cut taxes to boost corporate profits and spur investment. He said reductions would be phased in and offset by possible personal tax extensions, signaling a nascent national consensus and potential Democratic support.
Negotiating teams from the Corry Jamestown Corporation and Local 1097 IAMAW resumed meetings at the Corry Motor Inn with discussions ongoing at press time. The union contemplates legal steps to compel payment of vacation checks withheld by the company, alleging the funds were earned before negotiations. A Buie meeting, chaired by CJ Local President William Dean, may resume Monday if the dispute remains unresolved.
Bruce L. Moore, 58, of Bear Lake reports being struck on the upper hip by Lawrence Miller, 56, of Corry RD 2. Moore alleges Miller struck him after a traffic incident on Route 957 east of Corry. Police filed aggravated assault charges yesterday based on Moore’s account and the incident damaged the Moore auto valued at about $6.
Corry area residents face a suspected jar lid shortage linked to a black market. An area merchant reported offers of thousands of lids at low cost, with plans to resell at a small markup. Citizens like Mrs. Violet Baron propose citizen manufacturing schemes and state prisoner labor to ease shortages. Sterling Seal Co in Erie, aiming to produce up to four million lids monthly for a New Jersey jar maker, highlights regional supply tensions.
A Stanford Hose Company spokesman announced streets will close early Saturday to stage the four hour parade. Parking will be banned noon to parade end on routes including East Smith East Frederick East Congress East Irving Raymond Ave Center to Waynestreet and more.
Washington AP The government renews effort to bar manufacture and sale of cigarettes with high tar and nicotine after HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger urged Congress to act. A House tobacco subcommittee leader vows resistance, citing the need for congressional authorization. The ninth smoking and health report reiterates that smoking poses serious health risks.
Union representatives and Stackpole Carbon Co. of St Marys Pennsylvania reached a tentative agreement around 4 a.m. today to end a four month strike at company plants in north central Pennsylvania, according to a spokesman for the General Mediation and Conciliation Service.
Union City resident Samuel C Martin 24 was charged with aggravated assault after the early shooting near Lake Anadahla. He was arraigned before District Justice Charles Gillett and released on 1000 bond for a preliminary hearing set for Thursday August 7. A shotgun was fired at a truck driven by James W Fife 25 as it pulled away from a rural road sighting with a 17-year-old passenger. a high speed chase ended at Union City police headquarters. The teen traveler was not charged.
Last evening at the Maple avenue crossing of the Erie Lackawanna Railroad firemen were summoned to a burning gondola car. They found a pile of junk burning on the car floor. Fire was extinguished and the train proceeded. Damage estimated at $100. Cause unknown.
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