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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
1
Urella Charges Dropped In Wiretap Case At Palace Guard Unit
In KING OF PRUSSIA PA five defendants including ex state police commissioner Rocco P Urella were exonerated after a four day preliminary hearing. Judge George Ziegler struck key evidence amid defense wins and prosecutor outbursts. Charges included wiretapping unlawful entry conspiracy to obstruct the Crime Commission investigation and conspiracy to cover up. Co defendants included former troopers Curtis Guyette Metro Kardash and Gerard Dewalt civilian John Law Jr served as installer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King OF Prussia
Rocco P. Urella
Willy
Urella
Crime Commission
Army
Philadelphia
Michael von Moschzisker
Montgomery County Grand Jury
George Ziegler
von Moschzisker
Ziegler
Commonwealth
Department of Justice
Arella
Curtis Guyette
Metro Kardash
Gerard Dewalt
John Law Jr
Halt Gas Rationing On Pa. Turnpike Ends
Gas rationing on the 450 mile Pennsylvania Turnpike is halted at all but three eastern Arco stations after a week. Three Arco stations in Allentown Hickory Run and South Neshaminy faced 12 gallon limits as demand rose. Gulf and Exxon stations west of Valley Forge lost limits while eastern supply remains adequate. Also a Shapp administration bill proposes a $1.80 minimum wage and time and a half overtime for migrant workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arco
Turnpike
Allentown
Hickory Run
Neshaminy
Commission
Gulf
Exxon
Valley Forge
New York
Shapp
Skylab crew returns three after spaceflight illness
Skylab crewmate Dr Joseph P Kerwin returned from the Pacific splashdown sickest yet, dizzy and unable to walk without help after 28 days in space aboard the orbiting lab. Commander Charles Conrad Jr showed dizziness then near normal, crewman Paul J Weitz struggled to adapt to gravity but was not as ill as Kerwin. Surgeons say all three should recover fully, though Kerwin’s reaction is unprecedented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss Tiluivweroga
Skylab
Earth
U.S
Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Space
The
Orbiting Laboratory
Royce Hawkins
Charles Conrad Jr
Hawkins
Uard
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Kerwin
Nixon
Vesco Won't Be Extradited Costa Rica Denies Request
The Costa Rican government blocks the extradition of financier Robert L. Vesco, indicted on fraud and obstruction charges tied to a $200,000 Nixon campaign contribution and a $224 million Investors Overseas Ltd. fund scheme. The case also names former Attorney General Mitchell and former Commerce Secretary Stans. Senate Watergate developments include Sen. George McGovern considering testifying and preparations for John Dean's televised appearance amid ongoing leaks about the White House coverup. Colson contends President Nixon was not involved in the break-in or coverup, while Haldeman is said to have minimized Dean and Mitchell’s espionage meetings and questioned cash payments to defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Senate
Watergate Committee
Robert L. Vesco
George McGovern
D-8
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean II
Senate Committee
Dean
McGovern
Vesco
New York City
Costa Rica
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Nixon
Investors Overseas Ltd
Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Charles E. Colson
United States
Colson
Haldeman
One-Car Crash After Police Chase Near Hydetown
John B. Southall, 21, of Centerville fled a Route 8 radar check at speeds to 120 mph, prompting a two mile pursuit by Troopers Paltzer and Faith and Constable Platt. Southall lost control, rolled his car, escaped unharmed, and was arrested. damage listed at $1,000. Charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hydetown
Andrew Paltzer
Paul Faith
John B. Southall
R.D.2
Centerville
R. Platt
Southall
Stolen Bikes Not Stolen After All
Three local youths reported to city police that their bikes and sleeping bags were stolen during a planned sleep out. They had hidden the items in bushes and were unaware they had not left the yard. James Becker found them and moved them to his garage, then returned them to the youngsters after learning of the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Becker
Nixon Brezhnev Agree On Nuclear Arms Pact
Nixon and Brezhnev advance talks at the Western White House to finish a 20 page communique on nuclear disarmament and European troop cuts. Kissinger calls the accord nine tenths complete as the two leaders sign an eight article framework aimed at avoiding nuclear war and restraining choices that could spark conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Brezhnev
San Clemente
Calif
Leonid J. Brezhnev
White House
Washington
California
United States
Henry A Kissinger
Soviet Union
Renewal Bids For Demolition Widely Split
Bids for demolishing 15 buildings in the Fourth Ward urban renewal area ranged from 104 255 to 28 977 with three bids received. Erie County Redevelopment Authority Board will review all bids at Thursday's meeting at the Erie County Courthouse. The lowest 28 977 bid from Mound Demolition is over the budgeted 15 297 left after prior spending. HUD is reviewing a proposed amendatory budget adding 31 500 for demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Erie County Redevelopment Authority Board
Erie County
A.C. Laing Construction Company
Franklin
Dore Wrecking Company
Kawkawlin
Mich
Mound Demolition
Carrolltown
Virginia Nuz 20
Pittsburgh
Office of Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Hopkins States Office Hours Here
Representative Forest W. Hopkins of North East speaks for Pennsylvania fourth district including Corry. He will hold office hours at the Municipal Building starting at 11 a.m. Saturday June 30 to hear residents’ state government concerns and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest W. Hopkins
North East
Corry
Hopkins
Pass Attorney Says State Made Deals
Erie attorney for Albert E Pass contends a codefendant reported three confessed participants in the murders were offered preferential treatment in exchange for testimony. Harold Gondelman filed the motion for a new trial in Erie County Court, citing a Western Penitentiary conference where Paul Gilly alleged deals with authorities involved his wife, father-in-law, and another gunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
Yablonski
Albert E. Pass
Harold Gondelman
Erie County Court
Pass
Gondelman
Paul Gilly
Vealey
Gilly
Huddleston
Richard Sprague
Charles G. Sweet
Washington County
Philadelphia
Sprague
Sweet
Erie County
Edward Carney
City Police Cite Drivers In Reckless Night Work
Police cited three motorists for reckless driving and one for an uninspected vehicle. Clarence W. Cox Jr. 45 of Spring Creek and Rexford W. Rathbun 18 of 80 Airport road were named. Cox was charged for operating an uninspected 1973 motorcycle on Spring street. Rathbun allegedly swung wide around a bend, nearly hitting a police cruiser. Early this morning Douglas E. Morton 23 of Spring Creek and Christie A. Willman 18 of R D 2 Corry were cited for reckless driving and excessive speed. All charges were filed with District Justice Porter Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Cox Jr
Spring Creek
Rexford W. Rathbun
Airport Road
Cox
Spring Street
Rathbun
Douglas E. Morton
Christie A. Willman
R.D.2
Corry
Porter Auer
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York Street
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Detroit
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