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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
1
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Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department expects retail food prices to average about 12 percent higher in 1973 despite a 60 day price freeze. The Outlook and Situation Board cites possible lower meat, dairy, and poultry output and potential late planting of corn and soybeans due to fuel and fertilizer shortages, with wheat crop seen as likely a record.
Crawford County deputy coroner Dr. Robert Challener ruled the shotgun death of 6 year old Rudi Wolfram of Springboro accidental. Police noted no adults present. State Police at Meadville continue to investigate. A Corry Area School District board meeting is set for Monday at 9 30 p.m. to transfer funds within the 1972 73 budget as routine balancing measures.
Nixon and Brezhnev moved their talks to Camp David in Maryland after Senate objections to MFN for the Soviet Union. They dined aboard the Sequoia, then met for hours while planning to push strategic arms talks and trade deals amid barbed wire security and woodsy seclusion.
Special prosecutor Richard Sprague announced that at least one more arrest is imminent after Albert Pass, a former UMW lieutenant, was convicted on three counts of first degree murder in the Yablonski family killings. The murders occurred at their Clarksville home on December 31, 1969, three weeks after Boyle defeated Yablonski in the UMW presidency race. Sprague said the forthcoming arrest would speak for itself and was not dependent on Pass's cooperation. The case ties the defendants to union unrest and alleged financing of the murders.
City police investigate criminal mischief at the Lemon Street reservoir where a fence was torn down and no trespassing signs destroyed. About $50 in damage was reported as wood and signs were thrown into the water supply. Suspects are being questioned, with potential prosecution to the fullest extent if caught.
Howard Blakeslee’s children operate a wheel cover recovery service on Route 89 in Concord Township near the Crawford County line. With the road in poor repair, the business thrives as motorists lose covers on the dangerous stretch while nearby roads have patches and recent resurfacing.
Edinboro police assisted Corry city police in arresting three suspects for a grocery theft at Quality Markets on North Center street. Lawrence N. Munn 21 of Shawnee Village worked at the store and is charged with criminal conspiracy after allegedly turning his back as two accomplices left with $180 worth of groceries. Gregory Glaviano 21 and a 17 year old youth, both of Corry or Edinboro addresses, are charged with retail theft and will receive summons. The incident reportedly occurred last Wednesday and followed an inventory check confirming missing groceries.
Alden Vance, 64, of Falconer, was seriously injured while filling a portable air tank at a local station. He was taken by ambulance to WCA Hospital with internal injuries and fractures in both arms. The 30 inch by 12 to 14 inch tank blew its top from the pressure release.
Washington AP reports Leonid Brezhnev impressed U S officials during four Russo American agreements signing in the State Department. Nixon called him the best politician in the room as Brezhnev mixed warmth humor and tempered spontaneity. A napkin gag drew applause and laughter.
Dean asserts Nixon was consulted before clemency offered to Watergate conspirator. He testifies that Nixon sought IRS preferential treatment for friends and a list to manage reporters after the election. Senate probes, immunity granted. Brezhnev summit delayed hearings.
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