Army Wanders Border as Officers Raise Stakes
In a patrol sequence near the border, officers report tense movements and heightened vigilance. Soldiers conduct routine checks while authorities assess security in the area amid ongoing border pressures.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1972
Page
1
In a patrol sequence near the border, officers report tense movements and heightened vigilance. Soldiers conduct routine checks while authorities assess security in the area amid ongoing border pressures.
A brief report notes a probable clash between forces in Laos during a chat about 4 to Tran Tom. The fragment hints at military activity and potential conflict but lacks full details or dates.
The piece examines welfare workers in Pennsylvania numbering 41,000 as the state’s largest employer and highlights the Pennsylvania Social Services Union demands. It notes over spends, calls for reform, and cites state figures from Senator Budd Dwyer and Senator Richard Snyder. It also surveys national trends with NWRO and Neighborhood Legal Services, detailing growth, protests, and funding in the War on Poverty era.
Washington AP reports that Trumpet of Senate hearings on Richard G. Kleindienst's attorney general nomination has stalled as key witness Dita Beard remains missing. FBI agents search the Denver area while Kennedy and Eastland urge continuing inquiry into antitrust settlements tied to ITT and the GOP convention. Mitchell denies the memo's allegations. Kleindienst's nomination previously cleared the committee.
Erie County Commissioner William C. Hill Jr reviews seven applicants for the hospital administrator job amid a potential crisis if interim head Dr. John Mannerelli requests relief. Hill seeks a rapid decision before June 30 exam deadlines while evaluating Mrs. Shirley Colvin’s future and possible transfer from the annex.
Elgin Borough faces an appeal after judges ruled two appointed councilmen may stay, despite a faction of 68 residents alleging packing. Petitioners vow to challenge the en banc decision. Ruffner and Burrows continued to serve during the case and attended Wednesday’s meeting.
An airliner approaching Albany Airport, carrying 45 passengers, crashed into a two story home in a middle class neighborhood. Seventeen people died including the pilot and copilot, with 33 admitted to hospital. The NTSB sent a team to investigate while Mohawk Airlines noted the flight was sold out from LaGuardia.
At Corry Memorial Hospital the prenatal clinic operates weekly for expectant mothers. Directress of nurses Audrey Young and secretary Donna Schenck lead with Drs Hileman Brown Butters and Lloyd. 213 visits, 32 births in the past year. Clinic funded by endowments and private gifts.
A three judge federal court ruled that Alger Hiss is entitled to a U S government pension after years of denial linked to his perjury conviction. The ruling found the government acted unconstitutionally in denying retirement benefits for six years and ties to Hiss’s role in the early Cold War spy controversy that shaped Richard Nixon’s rise.
Six Corry retail outlets are approved as State Lottery Commission agents and will sell tickets on Tuesday. Agents include Corry Beverage Distributors Eckerd Drugs Connie's Superette Rudy's Bar Sears Roebuck and Co and the A&P in West Smith Plaza. The first drawing is set for March 15 in Harrisburg.
Union City police say high, turbulent waters in French Creek hindered recovery of a Union City woman who jumped Thursday. A 14 year old witness saw the act and a purse found nearby confirmed the owner as missing. identity withheld until recovery. Police said a brief search was conducted, but icy water hampered progress.
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