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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1975

Page

3

Kissinger meets Faisal as Sinai talks drift

Secretary of State Kissinger pays a courtesy call on King Faisal of Saudi Arabia while Israeli and Egyptian negotiators weigh further changes to their Sinai withdrawal proposals. Both sides show no movement toward a compromise, and Kissinger notes substantial areas of disagreement. In Lisbon, Portugal, the regime fists with center right and radical groups, boosting the Communist party ahead of elections.

Jerusalem Henry A. Kissinger Faisal Saudi Arabia Sinai Kissinger Aswan Egypt Lisbon Portugal Communist Party Francisco da Costa E Gomes Revolutionary Council Christian Democratic Party MRPP Party of the Proletariat Alliance of Workers and Peasants AOC

Submarine recovery yields Soviet crew remains

CIA and Howard Hughes aided a 1974 salvage of a sunken Soviet submarine in 17000 feet of water northwest of Oahu. About one third of the sub was raised, revealing bodies of over 70 Soviet officers and sailors buried at sea in filmed ceremonies. No missiles recovered. a later effort planned.

New York Central Intelligence Agency Howard Hughes Pacific Ocean CIA U.S Los Angeles Times The Washington Post New York Times Oahu Hawaii

State Senate Backs $5.5 Million for Colleges in Budget Move

Harrisburg AP report notes the Senate Appropriations Committee reduced a request for 12.6 million for state owned colleges to 5.5 million for the current year. The Shapp administration supports the lower figure while the colleges and the Commonwealth Association of Students push for more. The group warns the gap may shift into next year's 149 million proposal. Also approved 4.5 million for bicentennial transportation facilities to upgrade Valley Forge rail station and add five rail cars for a line to Philadelphia.

Harrisburg Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Shapp Commonwealth Association of Students J. Douglas Dows Association State Transportation Department Puy Valley Forge Historic Battlefield Philadelphia

Fuel Adjustments PUC To Probe Utilities Bills

Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission will audit fuel adjustment charges on gas and electric bills amid rising consumer complaints. Audits will verify fuel prices and related costs, with private accountants to be hired if needed. Walter Creitz welcomed the step, while Herbert Denenberg noted manpower limits for reviewing 43 gas and 17 electric companies.

Harrisburg Public Utility Commission PUC Walter Creitz Pennsylvania Electric Association Metropolitan Edison Co Herbert Denenberg Commission Pennsylvania New Jersey Ulster County Maryland Public Service Commission PAC Louis Carter Theaall New Senate Consumer Affairs Committee Todara Greitz

Positively Identify Patty Hearst Visit Probe Sparks Doubt

Scranton AP report says former worker Pete Muchasky identified Patty Hearst from photos as one of four visitors at a Moscow Pennsylvania bicycle shop last year. FBI will review fingerprints and documents. Meade doubts the claim and notes no Hearst prints found at the South Canaan farmhouse. The envelope from a purported SLA member was sent to FBI for analysis.

Scranton Theri Scranton Tribune Patty Hearst Moscow John Meade Pete Muchasky Meade Muchasky the Tribune SLA Patty FBI Washington

Woman 70 Found Guilty Of Murder

Rev May Margaret Jones 70 convicted of third degree murder in Crawford County Court for pouring scalding water on 53 year old Mary Murphy last November. Victim died nine days later from burns. Key witness was stepson Glen Jones 17. Jury verdict follows hours of deliberation. maximum sentence 20 years and $25,000 fine. Local church pastor remains free on bond while seeking retrial.

Meadviso May Margaret Jones Crawford Mary Murphy Wilbur Thomas Glen Jones Young Jones Murphy Rev. Jones United Christ Workers of Jesus Christ Inc

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