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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1972

Page

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Corry Housing Shortage Probed By Local Lookers

A Corry teacher and executives hunting housing in Corry found few suitable options. An apartment ad drew over 20 inquiries in two days while officials report scarce rental units and rising prices. The Fourth Ward renewal plan relocates 27 families and 11 individuals, complicating scarce housing.

Tim Pryor Corry Area Spartansburg Corry Today Journal Wattsburg Union City The Virginia Nuzzo Fourth Ward Nuzzo Felber Erie County

Supreme Court Ruling Confuses Right to Counsel in Lineups

Washington report notes a 5-4 Supreme Court decision complicating when suspects must have a lawyer during lineups and showups. It clashes with Miranda and Wade rulings, creating uncertainty for arrest cases, indictments, and post charge procedures across scenarios.

Washington Supreme Court Chicago William O. Douglas Thurgood Marshall William J. Brennan Byron R. White Thomas Kirby Potter Stewart Tennessee

Named Little Miss Columbus Crowned at Columbus Fair

Shawna Christensen center was crowned Little Miss Columbus at the Columbus Community Fair last night. Her court includes second runnerup Mary Lewis and first runnerup Stacey Jensen. Candidates were chosen by Columbus Elementary School classmates.

Shawna Christensen Columbus Mary Lewis Norman Lewis R.D. 1 Stacey Jensen Fred Jensen Miss Columbus Wilbur. Christensen R.D. 2 Corry Columbus Elementary School Pryor

Boy, 7, Injured When Hit By Car

A 7-year-old boy, Douglas Huffman of Corry RD 1, is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car driven by Lynette Sue Paulson, 22, of 517 West Pleasant Street. Police say the incident occurred near West Washington and Worth streets as grass at the intersection impaired visibility. The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Huffman and was admitted after ambulance transport.

Douglas Huffman Corry Corry Memorial Hospital Lynette Sue Paulson West Pleasant Street West Washington Street Worth Street Raymond Huffman

Police File Libel Suit Against Atty. General

A Pennsylvania letter from Atty. Gen. J. Shane Creamer alleging Philadelphia police corruption spurred a $100 million libel suit by the Fraternal Order of Police and a grand jury probe. FDP President Charles Gallagher called the vote nearly unanimous. charges involve bribery extortion prostitution narcotics traffic bookmaking and fencing of stolen goods. Specter denied the accusations, which prompted police acrimony and censorship of names.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Atty J. Shane Creamer Creamer Order of Police U.S. District Court Common Pleas Court FDP A. Charles Peruto Peruto Charles Gallagher Arlen Specter

Pentagon Officials Say Viet Power Slackening

Reports from Washington say one month after Nixon ordered North Vietnam sealed off from outside military supplies officials see signs that enemy firepower may be slackening. The article notes drops in artillery shelling around An Loc and a sharp decline in surface to air missile firings, with U.S. bombing and mining efforts targeting North Vietnamese railways and ports amid a broader supply pinch.

Washington Nixon North Vietnam Defense Department South Vietnam An Loc Pentagon China Hue U.S Demilitarized Zone Russia Hanoi North Vietnamese Panhandle

Leave Chimneys To Santa

A Jamestown youth of 19 was found stuck in a chimney at Chautauqua Provisions Inc. He was charged with burglary in the third degree in City Court and held pending a bail notice to the district attorney. Officers Cotten and Baglia Jr. assisted. the fire department dismantled the chimney. The case was referred to the public defender by Judge Lester W. Berghund.

Jamestown Chautauqua Provisions, Inc Philip Quinones Ronald Cotten Christy Baglia Jr Jease James Quinones Fire Department Public Defender Lester W. Berghund

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