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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
3
The readable fragments reference currency values, a European central bank tone, and scattered names. No clear event, dates, or identifiable entities emerge to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
Democrats in Congress denounce Nixon Phase III as ineffective while milling firms and farmers report soaring feed grain costs. Columbus Milling Co representative Paul Orner cites prices rising from $96 to $425 per ton for soybean meal, a 425 percent jump, with other feeds up markedly over the year.
A swift rain and windstorm swept the area last night leaving fallen trees and scattered utility outages. Corry Union City and Cambridge Springs were hardest hit with damage at the Paver home on Mead Avenue where a funnel passed. Corry police logged numerous outage reports and a Route 426 one car accident is under charges pending for Michael Mulroy.
U S Senator Hugh Scott proposed 595000 dollars in fiscal 1974 for the Union City Lake flood control project in Erie County. The damsite lies 41 miles upstream from Meadville and 24 miles upstream from Cambridge Springs. At full storage the lake would extend over 11 miles of French Creek and cover about 2300 acres, forming a three-lake flood control system with Muddy Creek and Woodcock Creek in the French Creek Basin.
In Gif-sur-Yvette France Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resume secret discussions to tighten the Indochina cease-fire. They report progress and declare determination to conclude the round, while disagreements over Article 20 and Cambodia bombing linger amid U S and Hanoi positions and Thieu objections.
Watergate figure Hunt testifies before a Los Angeles County grand jury as part of the 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist records break-in probe. He and fellow convicted conspirators Barker and Martinez were flown from Danbury Prison to answer questions on possible copying or stealing of Ellsberg records and White House involvement. Ellsberg provided prosecutors records showing PBS agents accessed his files day before the Fielding office break-in amid a broader probe of government higher ups. Ehrlichman Colson and Krogh are expected to testify. Krogh took responsibility for directing the plumbers squad protecting leaks.
Former Nixon campaign treasurer Hugh Sloan Jr. testified at the Watergate hearings that Atty. Gen. John Mitchell made campaign spending decisions almost a year before leaving the Justice Department. Sloan said top aides dismissed warnings of links between the campaign and Watergate and cited Liddy cash payments approved by Mitchell. Sloan connected Magruder’s spending to Mitchell and noted Stans' role as finance chairman. He described repeated pressure from Magruder and Sloan to create an approval process, and said Ehrlichman and Chapin avoided comment while Haldeman did not meet with Sloan.
Three area men including Corry resident James R. Elliott were charged with burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods after allegedly rustling two Holstein heifers and two Herefords from Harry L. Boughner near Utica Franklin. They were arrested at a cattle auction in New Wilmington Mercer County and appeared before District Justice Robert Billingsley Franklin with McDivitt released on 1500 bond while the others were held. Hearing set for Tuesday.
In Erie, five jurors have been seated for the Albert E. Pass murder trial, part of a process to try a case linked to union-linked slayings of Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife and daughter. With seven regulars and two alternates left to pick, selection slowed but progress pleased both sides as testimony could begin next week.
The Senate Watergate committee plans to negotiate for logs of Nixon and Dean conversations rather than subpoena them. Committee counsel Samuel Cash says White House material, if relevant, will be sought. Garment and Baker indicate possible subpoenas if needed.
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