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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1974
Page
1
City Council meeting tackled stray dogs and federal post office pressure. Calderone urged executive sessions for input from business leaders while council resisted a new post office in the West Main area, noting HUD restrictions and parcel use for Cooper Pentax expansion.
A crocus poked its blossom out during a warm spell signaling spring. Several other buds appeared in the front yard of Mr and Mrs Car Dahl on East South Street. Journal photo by McEldowney.
Secretary Kissinger, fresh from the Middle East and Europe, met with President Nixon in Washington as authoritative sources forecast a complete lifting of the Arab oil embargo. With Arab oil ministers slated to meet in Libya Sunday, reports said the move could be finalized soon.
In Jerusalem Golda Meir refuses to resign as premier amid a Labor party revolt over her minority cabinet picks. She plans to submit the lineup for a central committee vote, while Dayan supporters object to serving in the new government. Meir’s walkout drew Labor members to her home as President Katzir's mediation looms.
London AP report says newly installed Prime Minister Harold Wilson formed his cabinet and moved to end the national coal strike threatening to paralyze the country. Early settlement expectations rose as strike leader.
In Hillsborough California the Hearst family waits as the Symbionese Liberation Army holds Patricia Hearst. A weekend televised appeal yielded no response and no new message since Feb 20. Meanwhile the People in Need food drive plans distributions across 11 Bay Area locations today.
City will place a barricade in front of a crumbling West Main Street Laundromat building to shield pedestrians and traffic after the ceiling collapse. City Engineer David Johnson says demolition would cost about 15000 dollars, but requires tearing down adjacent property, leaving the hazard unresolved. County officials have been notified but decline involvement, and council member William Halfast urges action.
Meadville state police seek Lawrence Urey of Cooperstown after he allegedly rammed his car into his own repossessed truck, poured gasoline, and shot into it, setting it ablaze. A warrant charges recklessly endangering Wentworth Auto Sales workers. a Franklin police helicopter aids the search.
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