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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
1
Pennsylvania lottery mock draw reveals showy props and mixed odds
A dry run of Pennsylvania lottery drawings describes a $31,000 mobile unit with dancing girls and a horse-race based final digit. The plan envisions weekly drawings plus a millionaire drawing every six weeks, with detailed prize tiers and tax implications, as 99,800 finalists qualify for a semifinal draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Pittsburgh
Erie County Commissioners Split Over Highway Funds and Hospital Post
In Erie County courthouse, three issues split commissioners Leo Weir Louis Rzymek and William O Hill Jr including liquid fuels tax fund handling for townships and boroughs a feud with the Airport Authority and the Erie County Hospital administrator. Weir and Rzymek blocked Hill s plan to withhold road funds for long term highways and a 40 township borough delegation applauded the defeat. Hill says federal state officials may compel action. Capotis proposed a capital reserve fund using liquid fuels receipts for highway construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Airport Authority
Erie County Hospital
Leo Weir
Louis
Raymek
William O. Hill Jr
Weir
Rzymek
Hill
Christopher Capotis
Local Elderly Could Benefit From Medical Cost Break
GECAC and the Erie County Medical Association said they reached an agreement to cut medical rates for low income seniors in Corry. The plan lowers the initial rate from 50 to 95 dollars with the rest covered by the doctor, and participating doctors would accept Medicare assignments without the extra 20 percent. Eligibility requires age 69 or older, Medicare card, and income limits, with Medicaid card holders ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Greater Erie Community Action Committee
GECAC
Erie County Medical Association
Medical Association
Department of Public Assistance
Four youths charged with larceny at Quality Markets
City police rounded up four youths early today for stealing baked goods at Quality Markets on North Center street. Three of the four had beer on them and faced additional charges of possession of an alcoholic beverage by a minor. Douglas Higby, 21, was charged with larceny. Thomas J. Willis, 18, and two 16-year-olds faced larceny and minor alcohol charges. Goods valued at 39 cents. Higby held on bond in a separate automobile theft case. one youth jailed overnight for drunken condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Markets
North Center Street
Joel Steele
James Hurlbut
North Center
Steele
Hurlbut
Douglas Higby
East Irving Street
Thomas J. Willis
South Center Street
Willis
Higby
Vicious Extortion Halt Airlines Aids Nixon Meet
Top officials of the nation’s 29 biggest airlines were called to Washington to thwart what President Nixon called vicious extortion plots against carriers. The meeting with Volpe and the FAA followed Nixon’s order for stricter security and new ground cockpit cabin communications. A bomb scare at Kennedy and multiple threats disrupted airports nationwide, though no bombs were found. Allegheny Airlines faced ransom threats and flight diversions at Pittsburgh and Baltimore, with searches yielding no explosives but prompting widespread precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Secretary of Transportation
John Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force
Benjamin C. Davis
Sky
White House
Davis
Trans World Airlines
TWA
New York
Baltimore
San Juan
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Reno
New
FAA
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
Greater Pittsburgh International
Allegheny
FBI Spy Denies Extortion in Berrigan Case
In Harrisburg, defense contends FBI informer Boyd C. Douglas Jr may have sought extortion rather than patriotism while gathering conspiracy evidence against antiwar priest Philip Berrigan. Douglas, the prosecution’s key witness, testifies under intense cross examination as the trial nears its end in its seventh week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
FBI
Boyd C. Douglas, Jr
Philip Berrigan
Douglas
Berrigan
Father Berrigan
R. Dixon Herman
Terry Lenzner
Suspect Located In Corry Public Library Burglary
Police investigate a Corry Public Library burglary after a night break in. Frances Carpenter found the damaged front door window and unlocked desk drawer with about $20 missing. Acting Chief Nichols and Sgt Watts plan to question suspects as the school district funds the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Public Library
Frances Carpenter
S.E. Anderson
Corry Area
Anderson
Kenneth Nichols
Julvns Watts
Nichols
Wotus
Not Experts Who Understands Taxes in Charlotte
In Charlotte AP tests six tax consultants gave six different results on a joint return for an AP writer and spouse. Deductions varied from legitimate items like unreimbursed car damage to invalid ones such as ordinary sunglasses. Fees ranged 27 to 50 dollars. one national chain differed by location. Capital gains and education expense deductions caused disagreement. The couple remained on line 0 awaiting the correct form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
David Kestler
TRS
IRS
Kestler
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Inties
Associated Press
Capitol Hill
Congress
Caller
Allegheny Airlines Central Reservations
Greentree
Indianapolis
Bradley International Airport
Hartford
Daniel Berrigan
Draft Board
Dauphin County
Phillip Berrigan
Eqhal Ahmad
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