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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1974
Page
1
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U S District Judge Sirica lifted the secrecy order on grand jury papers naming President Nixon as a co conspirator in the Watergate cover up while the Supreme Court decides when material becomes public. Gesell warned Nixon risks contempt after records subpoenaed for the Elisberg break in trial. Circuit Court refused to disqualify Sirica from the cover up trial amid appeals by Mitchell Ehrlichman Colson Liddy and others. A Senate Watergate report accuses the administration of using federal agencies for political profit and Gerald Warren acknowledged Nixon offered help with legal expenses but did not follow through.
The Price sisters and three other admitted IRA members ended prison hunger strikes with the Home Office reporting liquid nourishment for Hugh Feeney Gerard Kelly and Frank Stagg. Dolours and Marion Price took their first meal in 205 days as conditions are described as fair. An IRA mass for Michael Gaughan followed his death during a hunger strike.
Architects and engineers often must make political contributions to obtain design work from state agencies or the city of Philadelphia. The report notes a practice of linking contracts to campaign giving and cites ongoing scrutiny and debate over such requirements.
CAIDC directors consider an alternative 50 unit South Center street housing project after cost estimates exceed HUD approved limits. Virginia Nuzzo of the Erie County Redevelopment Authority says HUD questions CAIDC fairness. The board may task Nuzzo to pursue HUD contacts and convene a special meeting.
Dallas AP reports two Texas doctors warn that popular static isometric exercises can raise blood pressure enough to trigger heart-disease deaths in people with hypertension. They contrast this with dynamic exercise like jogging and swimming, which may lower blood pressure and offer therapeutic benefits.
Patricia Hearst says in a taped message she fell in love with SLA member Cujo during the May 17 public safety battle with LAPD. She, William and Emily Harris speak from their SLA faction, denying brainwash claims, insisting they remain unbroken and calling themselves The Malcolm X combat unit. Six SLA members died in the incident. the trio are sought on federal and state charges as armed and dangerous.
Former federal energy expert William A. Johnson blasts Nixon era crude oil price controls as profit windfalls and political wheeling. He says the two level system invited cheating and failed to spur added production, noting December's one dollar rise was a prelude to closing the old and new oil price gap. Johnson spoke on his last day at the Federal Energy Office amid Nader backed reports critical of the policy.
In Philadelphia bail of 1 million dollars was set for three young suspects in the kidnapping of Mrs. Annette Friedland, wife of Food Fair president Jack Friedland. The abductors took her from her Gladwyne home and demanded 60 thousand dollars in ransom. The trio, all from Philadelphia, includes 18 year old Frank Wyatt Jr, son of a city police sergeant and an in staff at Food Fair.
Israeli high command reported an ambush near Adamit six miles south of the Lebanese border killed four Arab guerrillas infiltrating from Lebanon. No Israeli casualties were noted. The cell held Soviet rifles, ammo, a transistor radio, a first aid kit and Assifa leaflets. The incident followed Cairo’s guerrilla move to step up Arab attacks.
The Harrisburg Department of Transportation update arrives with few Corry area projects. A map slice shows several southern construction efforts, while readers are urged to clip and mail the map to Jacob Kassab and Governor Milton Shapp.
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