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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
1
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Senate testimony revealed John W Dean II may have misnamed the hotel for a June 29 1972 Watergate meeting with Kalmbach. Dean said he recalls the meeting's substance but admits possible site confusion and requested White House records to clarify.
Flash floods hit northeastern Pennsylvania with heavy thundershowers near Wilkes-Barre Bloomsburg and most of Lancaster County. Four people injured as a flooded creek swept mobile homes near Quarryville and John F. Irwin 41 died in a Route 30 crash near Gap. Floodwaters receded at dawn as officials linked rains to last year Agnes floods.
A Corry supermarket employee charged with criminal conspiracy in an alleged grocery theft was cleared in a preliminary hearing before District Justice Porter Auer. The case was dismissed as witnesses failed to provide sufficient evidence to support the charge.
The Jaycees carnival opens tonight after weather woes and ride company labor troubles halted last night’s start. Organizer Robert Antrim confirmed rides will run and two bikes will be raffled tonight with a third on tomorrow night as part of the fundraiser for Jaycee civic programs.
Army troops with tanks opened fire on Moneda Palace in downtown Santiago as President Salvador Allende announced that a seditious faction of the Chilean army had rebelled. He urged workers to join loyal forces while noting broad demonstrations and a major copper miners strike amid rising living costs.
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr leveled new accusations against the White House during a Watergate Committee cross examination of John Dean III. He cited a March tape showing Ehrlichman urging restraint and cited attempts to discredit him, including fabricated stories by Charles Colson, as he pressed for a clear charge or repudiation from the White House. He also referenced possible obstruction of a congressional investigation and reaffirmed his GOP loyalty.
Congress moves three measures aimed at cutting funds for bombing Cambodia toward the President’s desk amid a potential veto fight. The stakes include a supplemental spending bill, a continuing resolution, and a debt ceiling Social Security measure. Senate action and House consideration proceed with Eagleton anti bombing amendments attached, while Nixon warns of a veto if the amendments remain. A collision with Congress could threaten government credit and Social Security funding. In a separate local item, a Route 6 crash near Union City injuries two residents, with precise vehicle and driver details.
The House approved $500 000 for the Army Corps of Engineers to acquire land around the Union City Dam and the lake. Rep. Joseph Vigorito said the public works bill also funds Woodcock Creek Project with $1,468,000 for recreation facilities. Local residents oppose turning the dam area into a recreation park.
Erie County highway crews patch Route 277 toward Spartansburg and patch other failing routes like Sciota, Stewart, and Lindsey Hollow while plan for full resurfacing lags. A July Transportation Commission meeting in Titusville will hear Corry’s case with Secretary Jacob Kassab present, highlighting hopes from the pothole bill.
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