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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
3
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Assistant Secretary of State Martin Hillenbrand told the House Europe subcommittee that the Nixon administration will not intervene in Northern Ireland without a request from both Ireland and Britain. He urged rejection of resolutions by over 80 members calling for U S action, saying such moves would raise false hopes and hinder peace efforts. Kennedy Ribicoff proposals for British troop withdrawal and terror detainee treatment were noted, but Ireland’s stance and the risk of escalation were highlighted.
In Brisburg AP reports a plan to reduce state income tax from 2.3 to 1.9 percent stalls as Democrats absent or mourning a death influence the delay. Majority sponsor Stauffer cites a $200 million year end surplus. Shapp administration questions the projection. Lamb notes delay due to the death of Sen. Oesterling's 10-year-old son.
A Clarence, New York, girl died from injuries after a one car crash on Interstate 90 about 12 miles east of Erie. Donna Phillips, 17, died about 12 hours after the overturning incident that injured four other teen girls from her hometown. Karen Trum, 17, remained in critical condition at SS Vincent Hospital. Jane Comstock, 18, was in serious condition. two others were in satisfactory condition. The group had been returning home from a visit to Hiram College in Ohio. Love ranks high as Valentine card sales exceed half a billion.
The defense begins its case in the Paul Gilly trial over the Yablonski killings with uncertainty whether he will testify. Key witness Claude Vealey testified about a $5,200 contract to murder the Yablonskis and implicated Gilly’s circle, while FBI and state police linked Gilly to the crime with fingerprints on beer cans and weapons recovered near the scene.
Harrisburg AP report says legislation to raise maximum workers compensation from 60 to about 95 awaits governor’s signature after House passage. The bill, already approved by the Senate, would begin May 1 and expands minimums, adds new schedules for partial disability and specific injuries, and would extend benefits to most agricultural workers, including dependents of deceased employees under certain conditions.
Harrisburg AP reports eight Pennsylvania medical schools would share more than 23 million dollars if Gov. Shapp signs the appropriations bills. House and Senate approved compromise sums: Temple 5.233 million, Pitt 3.994 million, Penn State Hershey 2.217 million, University of Pennsylvania 2.613 million, Hahnemann 2.09 million, Jefferson 3.504 million, Medical College of Pennsylvania 1.174 million, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine 2.53 million.
Liquor Board attorney Alexander Jaffars blasted the board for approving a 615 item price rise and 144 reductions without a public hearing. Board members Winner and Pennick defended the move, saying distributors forced higher costs. Jaffars urged future hearings and questioned how Pennsylvania prices compare with neighboring states.
Philadelphia AP report says a 650 acre tract in the southeast city section, with 500 acres for the core exhibition and 150 acres for a park, has been approved as the exposition site by the Bicentennial Commission. The plan, slated for submission to Commerce and the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission by March 13, seeks swift multi‑agency approval. Also, Dallas police drop mounted patrols for parks due to cost.
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