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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
3
A naval service official refutes claims about a missing person tied to a violent incident. The defense contends the case centers on alleged threats and possible duties connected to the man’s disappearance, while investigators pursue leads and document timelines.
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Washington AP Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III testified before the Senate Watergate committee that he believes President Nixon was involved in Watergate but did not grasp the implications. Dean said he aided a cover up, reported actions to Nixon’s aides, and admitted obstruction of justice and perjury. He noted funds used for honeymoon were repaid. Dean also suggested Colson was more involved, and that Mitchell approved payoffs. He testified under immunity, with possible indictment on other evidence.
Harrisburg AP reports a yearly “budgetitis” gripping lawmakers as they duel over a 175 million dollar House Senate gap. The six member conference panel aims to finish before the fiscal year ends, with most changes staying within governor proposals due to mandated spending on education and public assistance.
Union City police and firemen faced a hectic weekend starting with a traffic accident in which 13 year old Sarah Filegar was struck by a station wagon on South Main street. She suffers a fractured left leg and wrist, facial contusions, and other injuries and is in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Corry Memorial Hospital treated several youngsters after weekend accidents. Debbie McDaniel, 14, was seen for a horse incident with a foot injury but no fracture. Brian, 3, swallowed a quarter and was admitted in satisfactory condition. Mark Amoroso, 9, fractured an arm from a home fall, also listed as satisfactory. Kenneth Spear sustained a finger cut from a saw. Bradley Motherwell, 4, cut his arm through a glass storm door. Howard Carrier was treated for head and eyelid lacerations from an auto crash.
The Secret Service issued an all points bulletin for Harold Kenneth Culp after a June 6 letter threatening President Nixon. A warrant was issued by a U.S. marshal in Miami on June 7, and authorities say they have been aware of him for some time.
Corry police blame two closely spaced potholes on Route 426 for a fatal crash north of Corry. An elderly Erie man, Briele Alpha Case, 73, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after his truck veered onto the berm, hit two potholes, and collided with a tree. Rescue crews cut the cab away and freed him after about 30 minutes. vehicle damage valued at $500.
Northwestern Pennsylvania faces highway repair debate after a fatal Route 426 crash blamed on potholes. Alpha Case of Erie dies when a pickup is thrown into a tree. PennDOT plans an aerial survey of I-90 for a six inch overlay and bridge work. Legislators are urged to fund road repairs as officials describe maintenance priorities.
City police investigate criminal mischief at Lawrence Airport where a Warren man Francis Cole owned light plane was damaged while a group pushed it from its tiedown onto the runway. Window broken, tail bent, about 200 dollars in damage. Police found empty beer cans at the tiedown area.
SAN CLEMENTE CALIF The United States and the Soviet Union closed a week of summit talks with a joint pledge to curb arms further aid peace in Cambodia and boost trade They announced a 3400 word communique outlining broader cooperation including potential new super summit and early East West European settlement NixonBrezhnev endorsed detente and planned more regular talks with a Moscow visit invited for 1974 and talks on balanced force reductions in Vienna set for Oct 30
Nine agreements signed last week cover nuclear restraint cooperation in atomic energy and arms talks, transportation, air travel stops, expanded culture and education, a U S Soviet chamber of commerce, cross border taxation, agriculture cooperation, and oceanography studies.
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