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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1975

Page

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Shrivers honored by France for humanitarian work in Paris

Eunice Kennedy Shriver receives the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor from President Giscard dEstaing in Paris for her humanitarian work while Sargent Shriver serves as ambassador. In Melbourne, Alice Cooper faces Australia entry denial over alleged act imagery. in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the 3,000-year monarchy is abolished with Haile Selassie removed from royal status.

Paris Eunice Shriver Kennedy John F. Kennedy Legion of Honor Valery Giscard d’Estaing Sargent Shriver France Melbourne Australia Alice Cooper Clyde Ameron Cooper Addis Ababa Ethiopia Sheba Haile Selassie Ihe Selassie Asfa Wossen

Great-great grandson excluded from Patrick Henry anniversary

In Richmond a protest over invitation policies for a 200th anniversary re enactment of Patrick Henry's liberty or death speech arose as James Marshall Henry III sought access to later events at the Richmond Coliseum. Meanwhile in Durant Oklahoma a district judge facing threats has received civilian protection offers. Washington and Los Angeles reports note mortgage relief legislation potential veto and Bradleys improving condition after a stroke. Senate debates emergency farm aid with cost disputes and a three year extension.

Richmond Patrick Henry St. John’s Church James Marshall Henry III Richmond Coliseum Henry Durant Okla Sam Sullivan Sullivan Washington Senate Senate Agriculture Committee House

Marine Points Out City Police Pension Sound By Bill Eaton

Marine National Bank Trust Department officials told The Journal that Corry elected to set up its police pension plan after evaluating Marine proposals among others. They cited an $84,023 book to market gap in 1973 and $90,855 last year, but said the fund’s stocks and bonds remain a sound long term choice as markets fluctuated. First quarter gains reached 15 percent with market value rising to $179,106 by March 14, while the Stanford Hose Company fund posted a 12 percent gain. The pension paid out $16,932 last year to five retirees and a widow. current pensioners include Keppel Litton Carnegie Drake French and Mrs. Vera Robertson.

Bill Eaton Marine National Bank Trust Department the Journal Corry Marine Ronald G. Imboden Marine's Trust Department Imboden Stock Market Police Pension Fund Marine Executive Police Fund Hose Fund Hose Company James Keppel Charles Litton Frank Carnegie Harley Drake Paul French Vera Robertson Emmanuel Pete) Robertson

Erie Paper exposes illegal jail wiretap system

The Erie Morning News reports a decade old jail intercom system at the Erie County Jail records conversations between inmates and visitors including lawyers and friends. Representatives from Times Publishing Co. visited the jail and reviewed the equipment, noting its long use and illegal implications.

Erie Erie County Erie Morning News Times Publishing Co Edward Carney Prison Board The John English Sr Larry Pintea Jeff Pinski al Skonieczka Morning News District Attorney’s Office District Attorney's Office Erie County Dist Robert Chase

Truck Stolen Here Found In Titusville

A 1975 pickup truck stolen after being left for pickup at Crotty-Ferrando Auto Sales was found abandoned in Titusville. Owner Phillip McCray of R.D. 2 Corry reported the loss, and state police continued the investigation into the theft. The incident began in Corry then ended in Titusville with no damage reported.

Corry Titusville Crotty-Ferrando Auto Sales Phillip McCray R.D. 2 McCray Crotty- Ferrando

Rockefeller not ordered to testify in Attica murder case

State Supreme Court justice Gilbert H. King ruled that Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller need not be subpoenaed as a material witness in the murder trial of two former Attica inmates charged with killing guard William Quinn during the 1971 uprising. Rockefeller, then New York governor, did not have first hand knowledge of Quinns death and his testimony would be hearsay. The defendants John B. Hill and Charles J. Pernasillce, both charged with murder, faced the case.

Buffalo Supreme Court Nelson A. Rockefeller Attica State Prison Gilbert H. King Rockefeller New York Attica William Quinn Quinn King John B. Hill Charles J. Pernasillce Syracuse

Hue under heavy attack as Vietnam forces push city defense

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces closed in on Hue with heavy shelling and overran three government positions on the city’s flanks. Viet Cong claimed control of Pleiku Kontum and Darlae provinces while U S airlift was suspended after two cargo planes were hit in Cambodia. Embassies reported no American casualties but warned the airlift would resume later.

Saigon South v Vietnam Hue Pleiku Kontum Darlae Cambodia U.S Annam Thua Thien Quang Duc Gia Nghia

Senate Approves Big Tax Cut Bill

The Senate approved a $33.1 billion tax cut package by a 60-29 vote, sending it to a House conference. It includes $120 to $240 rebates for 1974 taxes, a $100 Social Security bonus, $40 1975 tax relief, and a $74 billion business cut, with the net figure around $29.3 billion after repealing certain corporate breaks. The plan differs from the House version and aims to boost the economy while funding deficits.

Washington Senate House Ford Charles H. Percy America Congress Russell B. Long D-La

Junkyard VW tied to Hearst case found in PA

A tan 1988 Volkswagen bus once owned by sports activist Jack Scott, linked to the Patty Hearst inquiry, was found wrecked in Apex Used Autos and Parts in West Nanticoke Pennsylvania. FBI dismisses fingerprints as meaningful amid ongoing nationwide searches and reported sightings.

Scranton, Pa Jack Scott Patty Hearst Pennsylvania FBI Apex West Nanticoke Hearst

Dear Abby Joins The Journal As Humorous Feature

The Journal will start running the nationally syndicated Dear Abby column next Monday in its evening edition. Readers flooded the paper with requests, calling Abby the main reason they buy a second paper.

Journal Dear Abby Abby Birdie McMichael

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