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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
3
A fragmentary note describes a new musical for naval ships with a chorus of a game and a verse about a king and a voyage. The readable text hints at maritime theater and satire without full details.
The U S dollar fell in major world money markets erasing most gains from Monday’s session. It closed in Tokyo at 263 yen, down from 254.90, while Frankfurt saw an early rise to 567 lire before closing. Madrid held at 58.02 pesetas as Paris traders blamed supply and demand rebalancing after a two week market closure.
ERIE Pa AP Onited United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle was escorted into Erie County Courthouse to await his appearance as lead defense witness in the murder trial of William J Prater. Prater faces three counts of murder in the killings linked to the union feud that followed Boyle's election defeat by Arnold Miller. Deputies escorted Boyle to a car outside the terminal entrance as relatives of Joseph Yablonski watched.
Crawford Central School District Superintendent William C. Frye Jr. told the school board Meadville area schools may install a security system next fall and will adopt rules of conduct for sports events. He cited vandalism at Meadville and Cochranton schools and said trouble stems from a small group of mostly recent graduates or dropouts, not current students.
Fire officials reported extensive damage from a Friday night explosion at the Blackstone plant. The incident involved a paint system described as 9 percent complete, but officials said the equipment itself was not damaged in the blast.
Hanoi hopes for lasting peace after the Paris cease fire while Americans begin returning home. Posters removed, graffiti fades, and a wary optimism haunts streets around Hoan Kiem Lake as residents adjust to postwar life. Manhole shelters once vital in air raids now sit broken or buried under debris. The mayor says cleanup can be done in hours if needed.
Saigon reports a Viet Cong spokesman says effort will release the last 147 American prisoners of war by Sunday, three days before the March 28 ceasefire deadline. Capt Phuong Nam says the subcommission on captured persons is still finalizing the date and place of return for U.S. prisoners.
London officials outline a plan keeping Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom with an 80 member elected assembly and a peace process. Elections will be held as soon as possible, and the majority will decide continued union. The report then shifts to wartime dispatches detailing POW releases, ceasefire claims, and artillery sieges near Saigon with casualty figures and statements from both sides.
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