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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1974
Page
1
Journal columnist Jack Anderson known for exposing tax violators, kickbacks, and underworld links will speak July 26 at Corry Area High School auditorium. The talk includes a Q and A session.
Harrisburg AP reports House lawmakers near agreement to raise school subsidies, the largest single state budget item. Current plans omit funds from Gov. Shapp and Senate bills, but House action could push increases as high as 150 million annually. July 1 fiscal year start could trigger higher tax notices if lawmakers stall.
PennDOT spokesperson Jacob Kassab outlines a mixed highway upgrade agenda, with some projects near term and others in a 12 year plan. Minor summer work includes resurfacing Routes 8 271 and 304 in Union City and surface treatment on several routes from Wattsburg to Crawford County line.
The Republican National Committee funded a 15 page packet sent to over 28,000 recipients from 40 mailing lists to push a favorable view of Nixon transcripts. Ken W. Clawson ordered a separate line to 3,269 outlets. Bush called parts of the tapes disturbing and shake handling was routine.
President Nixon and Premier Rabin announced a joint plan to extend U S nuclear energy cooperation to Israel mirroring Egypt's program. The accord covers power reactors and fuel supply under safeguards while denying any weapons intent, amid broader U S efforts to reassure Congress and Israel about nonproliferation guarantees.
Kissinger remains in the background on President Nixon’s Middle East visit after his Salzburg news conference threatened resignation. White House aides say his low profile fits the secretary’s role during summit and state visits. He has met foreign ministers, joined sessions, and briefed the president while handling State Department duties.
A New York man Richard Place 19 of Springville stopped to use a telephone booth along Route 6 Hydetown. A passing car driven by Phillip Jackson 16 Centerville lost control and rammed Place’s car and the booth causing $1 200 damage to Jackson’s car $600 to Place’s car and $300 to the booth Place treated at Titusville Hospital for minor injuries. Police also investigating a separate hit and run near Route 957 Columbus involving Craig McAvoy 18 of 858 Liberty Street and a moving auto that struck his parked vehicle.
An Irish militant bomb exploded in an annex of the House of Commons during morning rush hour injuring 11. Fire destroyed parts of Westminster Hall and damaged its timber roof. gas mains fractured, Big Ben shrouded in smoke. A warning call preceded the blast by six minutes.
The Senate opens floor debate on cutting individual income taxes while raising taxes on corporations and the wealthy, attaching an amendment to a House bill to temporarily raise the debt limit. The tax plan by Kennedy and Mondale offers $6.6 billion in relief, including higher personal exemptions and credits, plus up to $400 yearly for low income families. Senate leaders foresee a week of debate with potential White House veto and inflation concerns. Also noted are items on oil depletion reform and Corry Area High School Alumni plates and coins for sale with proceeds to the Alumni Association.
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