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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet references persons named George and a brigadier, with scattered phrases about government, retirement, deterrence, investigations, and defenses. No clear event, date, or location is ascertainable from the readable fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hanoi, currencies, officials, and numbers without clear context. No decisive event or identities emerge to form a factual card.
U S District Judge John P Fullam extended the April 1 deadline for Penn Central Transportation to submit definitive reorganization plans under bankruptcy law. A July 2 hearing will reassess the railroad's progress and status while Lehigh Valley Railroad seeks court permission to cease operations by October 1 citing losses of about 800000 dollars monthly.
Sudanese president Jaafar el Numairi calls slaying of three diplomats an intolerable crime while a Khartoum lawyer doubts killers will be executed if convicted. Eight Palestinians, members of Black September, surrendered after prisoner-release failures. No charges yet. Possible extenuating circumstances under section 249 could reduce prison terms. Lawyers foresee defense arguing wartime status and executive clemency requests. Sudanese lawyers volunteer to defend the terrorists.
The first annual All-Erie County Band will be held at Rice Avenue High School in Girard. Corry Area High School will be represented by Jerri Davis Kris Chase Roberta Hollenbeck Cathy Craker Sue Rairie Nancy Donaldson Leann McRay Mark McHale Gary Greeley Bonnie Bensink and Diane Porter. Dr Richard Strange of Carnegie Mellon will conduct. The concert is at 8 p.m. Admission is 1.00.
Daniel Dee, seven, of Buffalo, fell from a bridge railing into Scajaquada Creek and drowned. Two classmates, Robert Moss and Edward Kiebzak, both seventeen, plus a truck driver, tried to rescue him but surfaced. police diver William Yeates recovered the body about five feet deep in dark, murky water. The incident recalls a previous drowning when Dennis Sitarski, eighteen, perished in the same creek during an ice incident.
Franklin company workers in Franklin voted at 9 15 am yesterday to return to their posts after a 45 minute meeting. Officials said all could return to work immediately. The dispute arose over the dismissal of a worker who refused to operate two machines last Friday. Spokesmen said the man was relieved of his position, triggering a walkout. The company agreed to reinstate him, and about 200 workers returned to work. London surgeons removed a 14 inch bullet from Reginald Owens neck this weekend. It had lain there 28 years after a Burma 1945 wound and could have paralyzed him if deeper.
Probation Director William Pfadt, running for judge, was interviewed this week by Paula Orner of NOW a radio program at WOTR. The segment featured Corry Area High School students as the interview group.
Washington AP report Eunice Shriver on crutches after dogs tackle her during a family touch football game at their Maryland home. She tore a ligament in her right leg and will need about three weeks on crutches. Married to Sargent Shriver.
Union City dam project drew local concern as Waterford supervisor Howard Proctor warned of lost taxable land and road maintenance for a 3813 acre park. County planners called disruption the cost of progress while officials debated land moves, property values, and whether residents will be told of impacts. a park lease to the county and an environmental statement are in progress. Also President Nixon said he will nominate Daniel J. Snyder Jr. as US district judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
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