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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
1
Ireland Teeters On Bomb Amid Northern Ireland Crisis
Belfast reports William Whitelaw arrives to push a peace plan to seize direct control and grant Catholic minority concessions. Violence spikes with a head wound death on Springfield Road and clashes near the border as IRA and Protestant militants mobilize. Britain has 15,000 troops in Ulster and 4,000 more on standby, with a potential truce movement within IRA ranks met by orders to continue hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
William Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
Whitelaw
London
Irish Republic
Springfield Road
Irish Republican Army
Ulster
Britain
IRA
Provisional Wing
Dublin
Provisional Army Council
26 Students Tapped For Honor Society
Corry Area High School inducted 27 students into the National Honor Society in ceremonies held in the auditorium. NHS president James Bennett oversaw. Rev. Patrick A L Maier delivered the address. New seniors Elaine Allen through LizAnn Davis and juniors Janet Brown to Kris Chase were honored for scholastic achievement and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
James Bennett
NHS
Patrick A.L. Maier
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Elaine Allen
Victoria Lounsbury
Laurel Grape
Karen Testi
Silvia Lieber
Nancy Lamendola
Jessica Nichols
Kay Bailey
Diane Ahlstrom
Mary Ficcardi
Martha Hileman
Michael
Hospital faces rate hike rejection by state health board
Harrisburg AP The first hospital to face a state health costs board ruling criticizes the panel for denying a proposed 10.7 percent rate increase. Taylor Hospital administrator Carl Baum says the forms do not show cost cutting efforts while board chair Dr. Leonard Bach notes the hospital’s 71 percent occupancy and high staff per bed ratio influenced the decision. The ruling moves to the federal Price Commission for final action. approval is needed to raise rates above six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Carl Baum
Taylor Hospital
Federal Price Commission
Ridley Park
Baum
Leonard Bach
Bach
Price Commission
Defendants Rest Case in Kissinger Plot Trial in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg Pa former Atty Gen Ramsey Clark led Rev Philip Berrigan and six co defendants as they rest their case without testimony The defense argued the government case is false and lauded the jury While four other lawyers joined the rest the vote to proceed rested on seven defendants including two priests and a former nun The judge reserved judgment for a week and the jury returned to hear final arguments before possible next week deliberations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ramsey Clark
Philip Berrigan
Clark
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Eqbal Ahmad
Anthony Scoblick
Mary
Neil McLaughlin
Joseph Wenderoth
Henry A
McLaughlin
Herman
Nixon Targets Middlemen In Beef Price Crackdown
President Nixon blamed middlemen for high food costs and pledged a crackdown if prices do not fall. He spoke at a news conference before a weekend at Camp David, citing a February CPI rise driven largely by food prices. He argued farmers receive about a third of the consumer price and pledged action to narrow the middleman gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Montague
Union City
The
Journal Today
Carlton Curtis
R.D. 3
Irving Legters
Justice Department
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Inttrust
Supreme Court
Richard Kleindienst
Senate
Township ro off Stewart Road amid trash disposal clash
Wayne Township supervisors moved to close Stewart road to through traffic after a meeting with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and State Police officials. The action aims to curb Penn Disposal trucks from using the road to reach the Wayne Township landfill, with an injunction planned in Erie County court to cease and desist. The road, already damaged by heavy trucks and wet weather, would isolate the landfill site and affect local residents who rely on it for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Wayne Township
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Corry
Stewart Road
Erie County
Penn Disposal
James Kolstee
Journal
Kolstee
C.T. Aciukewicz
Ten-year-old boy dies after bat injury in Westfield play area
In Westfield Pa James Skinner ten died at Children’s Hospital from injuries after a baseball bat struck him in the head on Thursday at a Westfield school playground. He was transported from Cole Memorial Hospital to Buffalo for treatment. Police report the incident as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
James Skinner
Tioga County
Children’s Hospital
Glen Skinner
Children's Hospital
Buffalo
Cole Memorial Hospital
Coudersport
Gov Shapp to seek 3.65 billion budget for 1972-78
Gov Milton Shapp plans a 3.65 billion dollar state budget for 1972-78, about 450 million above the current year, with no new taxes. He favors more local government aid to ease taxes and fund education, debt service, and salaries, while trimming other requests to offset a cash surplus. Corporate taxes will drop by 1 percent, from 12 to 11, July 1, and spending for county child welfare prisons and court admin will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Corry Micronics Born From basement to expansion in Corry
Erie Technological Products spun off its microwave line in 1969 creating Corry Micronics. Reginald Baker, once in the Erie firm, started in a Corry basement with one assistant and William Cross. Five months later they moved to Route 6 with two more employees. The firm designs tests and assembles microwave devices used in defense and civilian radar, with GE and Raytheon as major customers. The company plans to double capacity and aims for about 20 workers by year end as orders grow from 1 000 parts to several thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Technological Products Company of
Erie
Corry Micronics
Corry
Reginald Baker
Baker
William Cross
Route 6
Defense
General Electric and
Raytheon Company
Boston
Mass
United States
Canada
West Germany
India
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Ireland
Dodgers
N.Y
Stewart
Gov
Pat Czeskewicz
McKean
Corry Micronics Company
Pryor
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