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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
3
A fragmented report discusses alleged fraudulent activity involving a director named Sylvan Elliot William and a Winter Island project. The text hints at pricing abuse and consumer distrust amid broader recession concerns, citing unclear sources and unclear outcomes.
President Nixon expected to call for a five percent reduction in personal energy consumption with government aimed cuts of seven percent. He also proposed a major reorganization to create a new Energy Department consolidating energy and resource programs, moving atomic energy activities from the AEC to Interior's fossil fuel research under an Energy Research and Development Administration.
Titusville faces a worsening water crisis with the level in the tank at 11 feet after noon yesterday. City manager Rodney Hodge ordered car washes and filling stations to suspend operations and urged Pleasantville residents to reduce consumption. Fountains in parks are off and Universal Cyclops uses its wells. a state of emergency could limit use to hygiene and cooking with fines for violators. Mayor Fleming prepared an emergency message contingent on fire and power failure, while past shortages echo 1960s conditions.
The Brockway Record announces indefinite suspension after 102 years of family ownership. Publisher Ralph Durbin cites high newsprint costs staffing shortages and other issues, though the paper will keep its job printing department running.
Japan and Britain face imported soybean shortages after a U S ban shocks markets. Japan seeks new suppliers for 105 million people while Europe worries about higher seed oil prices and trade disruption. Ambassador Ingersoll seeks 660000 tons for July to September amid tense diplomacy.
Chautauqua County Legislature Social Services Committee to mail surveys to hospitals and nursing homes to document local need for a minimal care infirmary for southern county elderly. County spends about 1.28 million dollars this year to house 130 patients in Pennsylvania facilities due to local shortages, with 24 more in Erie and Cattaraugus Counties. Chair R Theodore Smith says solid data could justify beds locally and potential substantial federal cost sharing.
Rose Ann Sutton of Fairchance Fayette County won 1 million dollars in the Pennsylvania lottery after rescuing a discarded ticket half from the garbage. Her husband Philip bought the ticket and put it in her name. they will receive 50 000 annually for 20 years. The couple has four children and plans travel. the win may speed his retirement after 23 years at Duquesne Light Co.
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