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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1974

Page

3

Oil nations near price policy decision in three month freeze

In Quito AP reports OPEC members near a decision on crude oil price policy as they consider extending a three month freeze on posted prices while debating a proposed gas tax rise of two to three cents a gallon in the United States. In Phnom Penh Cambodia a power-sharing cabinet formed between Long Boret and Lon Nol allies. In New Delhi India reports China conducted an above ground nuclear test at Lop Nor with a yield near one megaton.

Quito Ecuador Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies United States Phnom Penh Cambodia Long Boret Republican Party Lon Nol Social-Republican National Assembly New Delhi India China Lop Nor Indian Atomic Energy

Watergate anniversary and public opinion in brief

AP reports on the Watergate scandal two years after the June 17 1972 break in. It notes 32 charged, many aides to Nixon accused or tried, with two acquittals and others awaiting trial. Also included are Alaska Mt McKinley cleanup complaints, FTC Ford settlement claim over misleading ads, and Nixon popularity rising from 25 to 28 percent after a cease fire with 61 percent disapproval.

Washington Democratic Party Nixon White House Federal Trade Commission Ford Motor Co Ford Princeton N.J Middle East Gallup

New Miss Pennsylvania lauds pageants amid feminists critique

Karen Lynn Kuhn of Levittown, crowned Miss Bucks County, dismisses feminist criticism of beauty pageants calling them a wonderful institution. She credited a revised talent routine for her improved showing at the state pageant.

Hershey Karen Lynn Kuhn Pennsylvania Bucks County Kuhn Levittown

Meat Prices Down but Scarcity Looms in PA

A Pennsylvania report notes cheaper beef and pork locally than abroad but warns of looming meat scarcity as overproduction pressures farmers. Cattle and hog herds shrink as Harold G. Rohrer predicts a long-term shortage within about three years. Prices for chopped chuck vary, with regional surveys showing shifts since last July, while other grocery items also trend up or down across multiple markets.

State College Pennsylvania Foreign Agricultural Service USDA Germany Washington, D.C Paris Tokyo Lancaster Harold G. Rohrer Rohrer Associated Press DuBois Scranton

Union City Builds New School At High Tax Cost

Union City faces higher real estate taxes to finance a $3.5 million K-5 elementary school serving about 1,100 students. Tax mills rise to 48 in Erie County and 74 in Bloomfield. The district plans phased mill increases through 1977 along with a toil for teacher contracts. The new facility on Route 8 features movable interior walls, air conditioning, and potential reuse of old buildings as communities adapt.

Union City Bloomfield Township Erie County Bloomfield William Young Concord Main Street Young Dr.Young

City questions on sewer bills and local issues

Letters debate sewer charges for single residents versus larger families, water lime filtration, and civic matters. Contributors complain about hospital raises, youth parades, speed enforcement, YMCA hoops, typographical errors, and local education. Readers call for clearer policies and better local governance.

France fires first 1974 South Pacific nuclear test

Australian officials report France detonated the first device of its 1974 atmospheric series over Mururoa Atoll. Prime Minister Whitlam and New Zealand leaders protested while France claimed the tests would end atmospheric detonations. Whitlam urged caution over radioactive fallout reaching Australia.

Canberra Australia France South Pacific New Zealand Mururoa Atoll Tahiti Gough Whitlam

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