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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
3
A fragmented OCR excerpt hints at US political topics and names like Alex, Ben, and a Republican context. The garbled text references political maneuvers, office roles, and possible purchases or trade issues without coherent details or clear events.
Mrs. Altland details state welfare pressure forcing the immediate shutdown of a local facility for mentally disabled children. A welfare review concluded serious criticisms prompting swift relocation or foster-home placement as officials seek alternatives by tomorrow.
Harold Akam owner of a dump truck faced a costly repair after the fully loaded vehicle struck a street obstacle at 3 30 p m. A worn bed-support part failed while crossing tracks causing the bed to lean at a sharp angle. Top's Auto Service towed and will repair the truck. A garage spokesman cited the worn part's failure on the rough ride.
Police say the municipalities represented by officers will be professional during the session beginning at 1:00 p.m. at the Training Center in Greensburg Pennsylvania. Anthony D Antobk of Indiana Police will address the class as speaker and receive the American Legion Award for outstanding all around attitude, academics, and merit. Thirty-three officers are in the class. Officials guarded Lynn Massachusetts as police maintained round the clock protection for the mayor and 11 councilors after a Saturday fire at the home of rent central foe William Nichols.
Washington reports officials say the United States will enter talks on North Vietnam aid with little knowledge of needs and no fixed plan. The U S will not fund rebuilding Hanoi's war capability and has no defined verification method, awaiting Hanoi's assessment and Paris talks.
C Lawrence Brown reports 15 prosecutions of dog owners in February for lacking licenses. He says spot checks will continue and anyone harboring an unlicensed dog will be prosecuted. Minimum fine set at $10.
Washington AP reports a campaign worker says her FBI interview was disclosed to John W. Dean III. Judiciary staff note they assume Dean shared the information unless he denies it. In her affidavit Mrs Hoback says Ken Wells Parkinson warned her she had talked to the FBI within 48 hours of a private interview.
Reporters note a shooting and robbery near the Stennis site with three suspects charged. One victim, Jem 30, remains hospitalized in critical condition after being shot while leaving a residence in Northwest Washington. Police and FBI say investigations connected to Watergate era officials are ongoing.
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