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12 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
1
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A Democratic backed move to speed a 10 to 56 percent Social Security benefit rise for 26 million recipients clears the Senate floor. The measure would raise monthly minimums, lift average benefits to about 136 for individuals and 223 for couples, and lift the taxable wage base to 9000 next year, retroactive to January.
Mrs Patricia Buckley Bozell sister of Senator Buckley and columnist Buckley interrupted Ti Grace Atkinson during a Washington DC Catholic University address on feminism. Bozell cited offense at Atkinson remark about Mary and Virgin birth and left the hall reciting a rosary on the building steps.
Sgt Clifford L. Smith 21 son of Mr and Mrs Orren L Smith Spartansburg received the Army Commendation Medal while serving with Americal Division near Chu Lai Vietnam. He is a medical aidman in Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 6th Infantry 198th Infantry Brigade. Smith entered service July 1969 trained at Ft Dix N J and is a 1967 Youngsville High School graduate. Gary W Southworth 25 son of Mr and Mrs George M Southworth 123 West Irving Street promoted to Army Specialist Five as a food service specialist with the 186th Maintenance Battalion near Long Binh Vietnam. He entered service August 1969 trained at Ft Leonard Wood Mo and is a 1963 Corry Area High School graduate.
Corry residents will honor Charles Lucey with a dedicated day as Library Week approaches. Lucey, a native son, rose to prominence as a political columnist for the ScrippaHoward chain and later edited the Trenton Times. He lived in Ireland during retirement to research a new book, Ireland and the Irish: Cathleen Ni Houlihan is Alive and Well, published recently. An open house at the library is planned from 3 to 5 PM, followed by a dinner at the Corry Motor Inn at 6:30 PM on April 21. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Baldwin, library trustees president and vice president.
Former Brig. Gen. Earl Franklin Cole faced 43 separate allegations of intervening for contractors dealing with Army PXs and service clubs in Vietnam as the Senate Investigations panel prepared to hear his testimony. Cole, retired colonel, denied all wrongdoing and blamed disgruntled subordinates and others for the charges. He cited slander that he said has harmed his career and reputation.
Police say the high court ruling that fines cannot jail those unable to pay does not yet apply locally. Erie may jail offenders awaiting legal clarifications, while Corry uses warrants to compel payment or arrange time payments. Court interpretations and code wording a split issue as departments await official guidance.
State police say they have broken up a major drug ring in State College Pennsylvania. Authorities report arrests after a car search in Centre County yielded cocaine hashish opium heroin and other narcotics valued at about 960000. Investigators say the suspects were driving through the town when stopped.
Lt Col Anthony B. Herbert says he will file federal charges against Maj. Gen. John Barnes and Col. J. Ross Franklin for failing to investigate and report the alleged torture and murder of Vietnamese civilians. He claims the Army inquiry is ongoing while Army and CID statements note multiple investigations and no findings.
City Treasurer Mary Hubley prepares notices for 65 properties with delinquencies dating to 1967 and earlier. If taxes and penalties remain unpaid, a treasurer's sale is set for June, with about 9500 dollars in taxes and penalties at stake.
Justice Warren E Burger called for a national center to assist state courts in reducing congestion. He warned of deferred maintenance and long civil suit waits up to four years. He urged cooperation with the American Bar Association and noted federal courts already have a center.
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