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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
3
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Officials of the Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corp examine their award as supplier of the month, presented by GE's Diesel Engine Products Division of Erie. From left are Edward Kovach, Ross Bailey, Richard Orn, and Joseph Pitcavage. Bailey credits all Raymond Division employees for the achievement.
At the state AFL-CIO convention in Pittsburgh about 2,000 labor leaders awaited a straw vote on presidential candidates with Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey expected to win by a landslide. Humphrey energized delegates with two speeches between a Washington Senate vote, while Sen. Edmund S. Muskie spoke by phone and warned Nixon would be defeated.
A Pennsylvania Army private charged with insubordination sought access to a military intelligence dossier that his lawyers say could affect his case. Pvt. Donald D. Silverthorne Jr., 20, faces claims of disrespect to a sergeant and disobeying orders. The judge granted the request amid questions of possible command influence and an old Weathermen association.
Superintendent Nicholas Fratto suspended between 900 and 1,000 Carlynton High pupils for three days after a student rights protest. Senior class president Jeff Johnson led a list of 12 demands including driver licenses for students, publication of school rules, a smoking area, vending machine restoration, and changes to graduation timing and administration. Fratto said the action was necessary and beyond his policy powers, offering to arrange board discussions.
Paris AP French Finance Ministry says customs agents seized 937 pounds of pure heroin aboard the ship Caprice des Temps at Marseille in the largest drug haul in history. The seizure followed suspicious activity by captain Marcel Boucan and a March boarding after speedboats fired warning shots and the vessel was taken to Marseille for search.
Meadville faced six bomb threats to schools and a Textron plant on Wednesday. No bombs were found. Meadville Area Junior High and Senior High were evacuated and dismissed. Calls to East End North End and Neason Hill came at 3:35 p m, with students sent home. Talon plant guard received a threat at 1 10 p m. about 10 percent of the second shift left. Police warn callers face misdemeanor charges up to five thousand dollar fines or five year terms.
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