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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1973

Page

3

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Drug Agency Has Temporary Leader

President Nixon designated John R. Bartels Jr. as acting head of the Drug Enforcement Administration pending a permanent administrator. The DEA comes into being by presidential order at midnight and absorbs three existing drug control agencies whose directors are leaving.

Washington Nixon Alty Elliot L. Richardson John R. Bartels Jr Drug Enforcement Administration DEA Customs Bureau Bartels Office of Drugs Abuse Law Enforcement Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office of National Narcotics Intelligence Richardson Senate John E. Ingersoll Drug Agency U.S

Total Eclipse To Be Studied By Scientists

Scientists from the United States and around 27 nations gathered at Loiyengalani Kenya and Chinguetti Mauritania to study a rare long total solar eclipse. The event spans Africa and ends over the Indian Ocean with a partial view in South America Europe Arabia India and most of Africa. Clouds and dust earlier hindered work but cleared on Friday.

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FRB Boosts Discount Rate To New High

The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate to a record 7 percent to curb inflation and slow money and credit growth. Reserve requirements were increased, requiring banks to hold more cash against deposits, effective soon with full details to apply by mid July. New soundness measures accompany signaling of tighter monetary policy.

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Canada Imposes Embargo on Soybean Exports

Canada bars export of soybeans and byproducts in response to U S measures. Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie cited uncertain supply and price risks, aiming to protect domestic needs and maintain ties with trading partners. The embargo covers soybeans flax rapeseed cottonseed linseed oil and byproducts.

Associated Press Canada U.S Alastair Gillespie House of Commons Ottawa Japan United States Washington Chicago Board of Trade Britain Financial Times Gillespie

Bureaucracy Delays Flood Area Aid in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg faces slow disbursement of millions for flood damaged communities amid red tape and long term planning. State officials cite a $140 million urban redevelopment bond plan and about $25 million already spent. Sixty seven communities seek grants, with Wilkes Barre and Kingston applying for roughly $57.5 million and $58.3 million respectively.

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Agnew Family Moves Into $190000 Home

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and his family moved into a $190,000 Kenwood house in Bethesda Maryland amid security trucks and metal detectors as agents prepare 95 protective improvements. The 12 room colonial sits on Sunset Lane and Shadow Road overlooking dogwood trees. Federal help amounting to $12,000 was allotted to widen the driveway for Secret Service limousines.

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