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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
1
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A 16 year old Bradford youth, Robert L. Scott, died after a high speed pursuit through Corry ending when his car crashed near East Washington Street. Police report he fled from Mercer's Garage after stealing $1.95 worth of gas, was pursued by State Trooper Donald Raisley, and pronounced dead at Corry Memorial Hospital at 8:19 AM.
Dr. Nathaniel W. Boyd of Logansville says Blue Shield plans force doctors to hospitalize patients for treatments that could be done in an office visit. He appeals after Dauphin County Court ruled he was not a participating Blue Shield physician.
District Justice Porter Auer presided as Fine Two More warned police on snowmobile violations. Archie Powers and Thomas Lindstrom were fined ten dollars plus costs for riding on the Corry sidewalk near the YMCA. Robert W. Keppel paid ten dollars and costs for failure to yield the right of way. A separate note mentions a conflict over Blue Shield payments versus hospital treatment for rectum fistula. New York conservation officials investigated a deer kill near Moon Road north of Jamestown, where 17 deer may have been struck by lightning.
Harrisburg AP says PA has collected 400 million of 950 million expected from the new income tax with only 20 percent of returns filed. Of one million returns, 59 percent owed, 39 percent refunds, 6 percent even. Tax deadline nears. backlog grows. refunds already mailed total 606 thousand across about 28 thousand checks.
Hollywood AP says singer Pearl Bailey, 53, was released Friday after nearly a week in coronary care. Hospital officials announced over the weekend that she is resting at home and continuing recovery.
Rescuers search the smoldering wreckage of two freight trains south of Subuay Pennsylvania for a fourth body after a head on collision that derailed forty five cars. Firefighters battled flames as coroner and railroad officials assess missing crewmen and plan car removal.
In Miami Florida senators Humphrey and Muskie urge voters to back them against Wallace for the Democratic nomination with Jackson Lind and McGovern also in the race. On the Republican side Nixon faces Ashbrook in a bid for 40 GOP delegates as campaigns roll through TV appearances and Florida voters prepare two party selections.
A Cherry Hill Furniture Company ceremony in Union City featured Nathan S. Ancell of Baumritter Corp announcing a $5,000 donation to Mayor Hakel for the borough. The program concluded after applause for workers, with remarks from plant manager Henry Walker and local dealers.
Washington AP reports Amtrak, the National Railroad Passenger Corp., is burning through funds and seeks about 170 million dollars in additional federal aid to survive at least until mid 1973. Congress weighs reform and funding measures as the Rules Committee considers actions this week.
In Harrisburg the House reconvened amid renewed efforts for a home rule compromise. Legislators must approve an implementation plan by April 23 to avoid counties, cities, boroughs, towns and townships forming self governed rules. The plan aims to let local areas vote on charters or government forms, with referenda for approval.
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