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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
3
At Phnom Penh, rocket attacks halted commercial flights while American airlift of rice, ammunition, and fuel continued. Khmer Rouge gunners intensified shelling as cargo planes circled to land, with shells landing far from unloading zones. Over 565 tons of ammunition, 600 tons of rice, and 160 tons of petroleum were reported delivered.
The Defense Department confirms Israeli soldiers are in the United States to learn the Lance battlefield missile, signaling the first official confirmation of a U S sale of the system to Israel. Reports indicate Israel may receive over 100 missiles.
The Public Utility Commission authorized the York Water Co to raise annual rates by 111800 for 34000 customers in York. The hike was approved on one day’s notice after a 246300 reduction in the requested boost, down from an initial 729700.
Washington AP reports the House Agriculture Committee tentatively approved a farm support measure raising milk prices by eight cents a gallon, butter by 20 cents a pound, and cheese by 10 cents, with the plan also lifting floors for wheat corn and cotton. The measure, called unacceptable by Agriculture Secretary Butz, would apply for the rest of the year and set higher target prices for wheat and corn along with new loan levels.
Reynolds Stoddard, 30, a Bronx baker, was arrested for the February 22 strangulation death of Karen Baxter, 16, from Cambridge. Baxter was found in a mid Manhattan hotel room with a gold neckchain, after detectives traced a prostitution-ring trail from Lexington to 25th Street near Grand Central. Stoddard faced homicide charges and was to be arraigned following a detective-led investigation.
The program formerly Stairways is now Care and Share Center. CMH took over operations and launched the new name with a gathering at the North Center Street center. Gloria Carnes, the new director, outlined resocialization goals including therapy and activities. The center serves 20 members with plans to expand, and hours are posted for Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
West Berlin CDU leader Peter Lorenz was released unharmed after six days in captivity, triggering a large manhunt for eight suspected anarchist terrorists including Angela Luther and Ralf Reinders. Police posted a $40,000 reward and intensified raids, while Lorenz prepared a news conference. The hijacking followed a claim by the Movement of the Second of June and ties to South Yemen asylum grants.
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