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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
1
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Senate Republicans push a new tax proposal to force disposal of any budget surplus as refunds or credits in 1973. Senator Hall says plan aims to prevent Shapp from spending year end funds while Revenue Secretary Kane reports February revenue higher than January. The debate includes another tax cut proposal to drop the income tax from 2.3 to 1.9 percent retroactive to January 1.
In Harrisburg a 53 year old California librarian Zoia Horn was jailed for contempt after she refused to testify at the federal conspiracy trial of antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others accused of plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger. Horn, former Bucknell University librarian, called the trial a black charade and was held in Dauphin County Prison until the trial ends or she purges herself. The case involves Berrigan and associates linked to a Bucknell area network. testimonies referenced a letter sketched Kissinger plot and a nun's alert.
Heavy turnout in Corry for a special voter registration drive with 166 total registrants. Democrats led Republicans narrowly, 78 to 70, alongside 17 Independents and one no party. Most registrations were at the city building with youth turnout noted. several party switches occurred.
An Iowa woman was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital after a car rear ended by a tractor trailer. Dixie King 29 Independence Iowa injured as Cheryl King 23 Erie skidded on Route 89 three miles south of Wattsburg. Clayton Lafferty 45 North East driver of the truck caused the collision. vehicle damage set at 25 dollars.
Acting Attorney General Richard G Kleindienst refutes a memo linking him to a secret ITT settlement for a political contribution. The Senate panel pressed for testimony from Jack Anderson and Mrs Dita Beard while James Eastland pursued further subpoenas as Mitchell denies the allegations.
The Senate passed a nine billion dollar housing bill described as among the most important in years. It would curb closing costs on mortgages, subsidize mass transit deficits, and consolidate eight housing programs into a unified system. The measure moves to the House after Easter recess, with Democrats altering Nixon recommendations and debates signaling limited spending on transit subsidies.
The County court judges reversed a prior ruling and affirmed that Elgin Borough may have seven council members. The decision overturns former judge William Pratt who voided the increase because the council petition had five signatures instead of six.
The General Telephone Company announces switchboard operators may answer in their own words and use their own names. Examples include Good morning this is Mary or Hello directory assistant Mrs Smith. The move reflects improved customer reception and distinct greetings across Elgin.
Three men aged 18 to 21 and a 16 year old were charged with larceny of an automobile after a running car in a municipal lot was driven away. The 1969 model owned by James Beck of Bear Lake was wrecked on Sunback Road near Spartansburg. Suspects are William Barr 18 Corry, Douglas Highy 21 Erie Street, and Raymond Wendt 18 West Church Street. The juvenile’s name is withheld. Police said the theft was prompted by an informant tip and warrants from District Justice Porter Auer. The car valued at about 2000 had no license plate. Bills and hearings pending. Troopers questioned the case.
Union City police search for a woman who reportedly jumped from a Eighth Street bridge into French Creek yesterday at 4 pm. Twila Thomas 10 witnessed the act. identity pending positive identification. A purse near the scene aids clues as recovery efforts await lower water. Investigating under Police Chief Paul Behan with State Police help.
Corry area officials reported CAIDC receipts for the year totaled 73784 from loans to Erie County Plastics Corp Corry Rubber and Corry Foats Products Co Funds were borrowed from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Agency to support local plant loans C Conrad Monroe was reelected president Jerome Davis continued as vice president John Rossbacher kept treasurer duties and Dennis Frushone served as corporate secretary Board members Stewart A Long C L McLean and Earl Cherry left the board replaced by Dr Joseph Yurst Attorney William Peiffer and David Nichols
Corry Memorial Hospital expands community services with a weekly mental health clinic funded by state and county money routed through Erie County office. Jr. Paul Francis leads the operation, noting the clinic treats all types of mental problems and has helped avert serious psychological issues and hospitalizations for several residents.
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