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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
1
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Former White House counsel John W. Dean III testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he believes the president was involved but not aware of the implications. He admitted aiding the cover up, obstructing justice, and using campaign funds for honeymoon expenses, while noting Nixon aides and Colson's deep involvement.
Harrisburg AP notes a yearly budget dispute as lawmakers rail against and defend the governor’s proposed plan. A six member conference committee seeks to close a 175 million House Senate gap before fiscal year end. Most changes are small. two thirds of spending is mandated education and public assistance, limiting cuts.
Union City police report a weekend traffic accident in which Sarah Filegar aged 13 was struck by a station wagon on South Main street. She suffered a fractured left leg and wrist, facial injuries, and multiple contusions and is in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Emergency room activity surged as multiple youngsters were treated for injuries from accidents. Debbie McDaniel, 14, escaped fracture after a horse fell on her foot. Three year old Brian Bull was admitted after swallowing a quarter, condition satisfactory. Mark Amoroso, 9, fractured arm from a home fall, condition satisfactory. Kenneth Spear treated for a finger laceration from a saw. Bradley Motherwell, 4, injured when his arm went through a glass storm door. Howard Carrier treated for head and eyelid lacerations after an auto crash.
The Secret Service issued an all points bulletin for Harold Kenneth Culp, accused of threatening President Nixon. A warrant was issued by the U.S. marshal in Miami on June 7 after a June letter. No further details were available immediately.
Corry police blame two close potholes on Route 426 four miles north of Corry for an Erie man’s fatal crash. The 73 year old driver Brieile Alpha Case was trapped an hour after his truck struck a tree, then died at Corry Memorial Hospital. Volunteers freed him after cutting the cab and steering column. The truck was completely demolished and logs were set at $500.
Nevada Northwestern Pennsylvanian report ties fatal Route 426 crash near Corry to potholes blamed on legislators. Alpha Case of Erie dies when a pickup hits two potholes and a tree. Chauncey Saupp, PennDOT, says funding for road repairs is legislators’ responsibility. PennDOT plans an aerial photogrammetry survey of I 90 from the Ohio line east for 18 miles to guide six inch overlay and bridge work.
City police investigate criminal mischief at Lawrence Airport after an airplane owned by Warren resident Francis Cole was damaged in an apparent joyride attempt. The plane was tied down, moved onto the runway, its pilot window broken and tail bent, and left in a ditch nearby amid empty beer cans. Damage estimated at about 200 dollars.
The United States and the Soviet Union closed a week of summit talks with a joint pledge to curb arms, aid peace in Cambodia, boost trade, and push for a speedy European settlement. Brezhnev heads home as Nixon and the Soviet leader outline plans for a possible 1974 Moscow visit, broader regular summits, and talks in Vienna on European force reductions.
The weeklong meetings produced nine pacts between the United States and the Soviet Union. They cover nuclear restraint and energy cooperation, transportation, air travel, culture, commerce, taxation, agriculture, and oceanography, outlining joint efforts and exchanges across multiple sectors.
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