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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hiram An and Ty area with adults at forts and a bowl themed gathering. The readable bits hint at a local event or meeting but lack clear actions or outcomes.
The Corry Area School District Board plans a Monday night vote on moving Sparta High School juniors and seniors to Corry as part of a long range plan for improved curricula. Supporters frame the transfer as needed to fund building and program gains, while opponents fear rural impact.
In Saigon AP report the United States and North Vietnam failed to break a deadlock delaying the release of 138 American POWs. Both sides said transfers could not begin as planned and Hanoi offered to release nine Laotian captives via the Pathet Lao while withholding the 138 list. The standoff centers on timing and troop withdrawal due by the Paris cease fire, with new details pending after a three hour meeting.
Former White House aide James Liddy and witness McCord face sentencing after convictions for conspiracy burglary and illegal wiretapping. The court paused sentencing for a week to hear private statements including fears for life and motives behind the actions.
A six man jury acquitted Kinney in the Franklin County case after deliberating about half an hour. The driver of a milk wagon was cleared of criminal responsibility in the Dec 22 collision that killed Mrs. Logan, who died shortly after the crash near Maples Tavern. The district attorney told the jury that negligence must be extreme and reckless to constitute guilt.
City officials plan to convert hydrants and apparatus to national standard fittings before the new fire truck arrives this summer. The $8,000 project aims to prevent delays during fires when out of town units respond, with bids to be drawn after April council action.
Mr. and Mrs. Rensid L. Brown of 185 receive news they are to headline the job of a lifetime at a famed attraction in Corry this year. Mrs. Brown told The Journal about their surprising fortune and plans.
A report notes President Nixon plans to submit exact terms of anticipated trade legislation next month. Chairman Walter D. Mills of Arkansas is continuing coverage on the matter, with further details promised on the back page.
Erie AP report on William J. Prater trial examining a United Mine Workers District 19 committee said to organize coal mines. The government alleges retired miners on the panel were axed in a 1962 scheme using union funds to finance the murders of Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife and daughter.
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