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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

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In School Budget Is The 3 Mill Hike Really Necessary

Corry Area School District faces a rising budget and higher property taxes as enrollment declines over three years. The 1973-74 budget totals 3,850,504 up from 3,444,700 with a three mill tax increase. Critics note funds for roofing and paving, a $55,000 general repairs item, and capital outlay reserved for a proposed middle school.

Bill Eaton Corry Area Board of Education Corry Sparta High School Department of Education DOE Capital Reserve Fund

Nixon and Pompidou Reach Iceland Summit Accord

Nixon and Georges Pompidou agreed to begin resolving their policy differences at a planned Atlantic forum. Kissinger outlined a flexible path toward a potential 16-nation Atlantic summit by autumn, with U S France and other Western European partners to pursue monetary trade and defense talks in established forums. Pompidou's health is noted as poor though he appears to have gained weight and remains central to French policy.

Reykjavik Iceland Nixon Georges Pompidou Henry A. Kissinger Newsmen North Atlantic Treaty Organization Common Market Kissinger United States France Atlantic Alliance Michel Jobert Paris Jobert Pompidou Charles de Gaulle Mideast

British boats ram Icelandic tug in disputed waters

In Reykjavik, a government spokesman said 10 to 20 British trawlers rammed an Icelandic tugboat three times east of Iceland, risking sinking. He called it a horrible act of British aggression. Separately, two British trawlers were rammed by an Icelandic gunboat in London announced remarks amid the fishing rights dispute.

Reykjavik Iceland Hannes Jonsson London Atlantic

Cambodia acquires U S helicopters for air force use

Cambodian air force receives a small squadron of Huey gunships from the United States for close air support in difficult combat zones. Viet Cong sappers damaged a storage site near Saigon, with 10 South Vietnamese injured and 400 tons of ammunition destroyed.

Phnom Penh Cambodia U.S South Vietnam Saigon Con

Warden and deputy stabbed to death at Holmesburg Prison

Two inmates Frederick Burton and Joseph Bowen stabbed the warden Patrick Curran and deputy warden Robert Fromhold to death in Holmesburg Prison after a dispute over prayer meeting time. Guard captain Leroy Taylor was seriously slashed. Authorities say improvised kitchen knives were used. Mayor Rizzo demanded the death penalty, calling for swift action.

Philadelphia Holmesburg Patrick Curran Robert F. Fromhold Fromhold Frank L. Rizzo Rizzo Frederick Burton Joseph Bowen Leroy Taylor

Compromise bill to cut war funds face congressional clash

A conference committee will resolve differences between a Senate bill to end all U S military action in Indochina and a House version. The Senate voted to halt funding for combat in Cambodia and Laos, while a House vote blocked funds in a 3.6 billion appropriation. Pentagon policy and Kissinger negotiations cited as stakes as sessions set for next week.

Senate Cambodia Houses Congress Indochina Washington U.S House Laos United States Nixon Thomas F. Eagleton D-Mo Vietnam Eagleton

Watergate Officials Tell Conflicting Stories In Probe

The Watergate saga widens as present and former top officials offer differing accounts of links within the administration. Sen. Ervin says secret White House papers reveal a Gestapo mindset at top levels, detailing plans for domestic espionage to spy on dissidents, though Nixon claims the plan was never enacted.

Washington Sam J. Ervin Jr Senate Watergate Committee White House Ervin Winston-Salem M.C John W. Dean North Carolina Nixon FBI Edgar Hoover Watergate Committee Central Intelligence Agency America CIA Robert E. Cushman Jr Marine Corps John D. Ehrlichman E. Howard Hunt Ehrlichman Cushman H.R. Haldeman Richard Helms Helms Army Vernon A. Walters Democratic Walters L. Patrick Gray II Gray

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