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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
3
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A major blaze damaged the second floor of Titusville W T Grant Co causing extensive first floor water damage and $57,000 in losses. Firefighters faced high flames in freezing weather with aid from multiple towns. no injuries reported. Separate church fire in Millcreek Township caused $25,000 damage on its anniversary. volunteers praised for efforts.
FBI informer Boyd Douglas testified that J. Edgar Hoover’s Nov. 27, 1970 disclosure killed the Kissinger kidnapping plan and a Washington’s Birthday 1971 tunnel-bomb plot against federal buildings. Douglas said he was accused of being the leak, and defense lawyers sought to undermine his credibility. The trial includes cross examination over the next week as prosecutors and defense scrutinize Douglas’s prison communications network with Rev. Philip Berrigan and others.
Legislation to raise Pennsylvania state support for community colleges by 2.1 million dollars this fiscal year is before the Senate after House approval. The House sent the bill back for concurrence with an amendment making it retroactive to July 1, 1971. The measure increases state operating funding from 1000 to 1200 dollars per regular student and from 500 to 600 dollars for each summer student.
Harrisburg AP reports the proposed bill would curb the state Human Relations Commission in desegregation efforts by nullifying its power to order school busing. Homer C. Floyd said the move would cripple the act addressing school discrimination. He noted 15 districts have desegregation plans and eight more are drafting.
Lancaster County police say Lee Charles Broadwater 18 Hershey faces murder charges after the body of Paul M. Conley 23 Mt. Joy was found by a road near Pine Grove and Tremont. Broadwater is in Chester County jail on $37,500 bail for armed robbery. police say he confessed. He had been in custody for underage alcohol and car theft involving a patrol car.
Acting Atty. Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst will face accuser journalist Jack Anderson at a Senate Judiciary hearing on why the Justice Department dropped an ITT antitrust suit. Also testifying are John Mitchell, Judge Richard McLaren, and ITT director Felix Rohatyn. Dita Beard’s doctors offer conflicting views on her condition as the case unfolds.
Governor's Justice Commission approved applications for federal funds totaling more than 381,500 for juvenile probation and court training, inmate education in Allegheny County, volunteer programs in Lackawanna, and a 13 bed detention facility for Mercer, Crawford and Venango counties. Other funds supported a five county Philadelphia area justice initiative. The report also covers political turmoil detailing Sen s actions and investigations involving Liszka Beard and ITT matters, with testimony about connections to a GOP convention pledge and ITT antitrust actions.
The record of public opinion polls in primaries is poor says Gallup. He calls primary polls akin to pilot studies and warns against relying on them for outcomes. He notes turnout bias, late statements, and methods like telephone and mail surveys skew results.
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