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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
3
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Charles Popovich of the Corry chapter urges local and industry support for disaster relief amid nationwide tornado damage. Red Cross relief costs have reached over 30 million dollars as of May 15, with Corry needing 500 dollars to meet its quota. Contact the YMCA office or call 663-2394 to arrange pickup.
A devastating fire at the Frederick Levey division ink plant in Philadelphia last night killed two city firemen, John W. Welsh and Robert Malley, and injured 38 others including a police officer. The blaze began on the first floor of a new annex and quickly spread to a five story main building, with a wall collapse blowing debris onto crews. Fire officials described the scene as highly dangerous with multiple explosions from varnish drums as crews evacuated nearby residences and contained the fire around 1 a.m. Mayor Frank Rizzo praised responders while expressing sorrow over the fatalities.
The Pennsylvania House approved a death penalty measure by 172 to 20, sending the bill to the Senate. The plan restores lethal gas executions for specified murders. Debate stretched nearly five hours amid charges of racial bias. budget action followed with a separate 106 to 73 vote against the Senate budget. A Korea meeting in Seoul aims to coordinate North and South positions June 12 to 14.
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