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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1972
Page
3
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AFL CIO President George Meany told Price Commission members that the burden of controlling price inflation rests with the commission, not labor. He argued wages are at a standstill while prices and profits rise, citing labor data and consumer price increases as proof of weak controls.
FBI tightlipped on damages to bombs built in York Pennsylvania about 95 miles from Harrisburg where the seven on trial face antiwar charges. A group calling itself the Citizens Committee to Demilitarize Industry claimed responsibility for sabotaging hundreds of bomber casings and said they were meant for Southeast Asia. The press release circulated at the Harrisburg trial of Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others cited American Machine and Foundry Corp. of York as the maker. The FBI confirmed some damage but offered no details, saying the matter is under investigation. The Harrisburg Defense Committee distributed the releases noting seven copies found on a car seat belonging to Ted Glick, a codefendant.
Canadian and U S conservationists told the International Joint Commission that fixing erosion and pollution along the Niagara River could cost about 34 million dollars. They condemned a plan to raise the Maid of the Mist pool by 35 feet, warning it would need underwater dumping and rock removal at a cost near 17 million and would bury talus and debris at the falls base.
Government and defense lawyers start closing arguments in the federal conspiracy case against Rev. Philip Berrigan and six others over an alleged antiwar plot to kidnap Kissinger. The Harrisburg 7 trial enters its 10th week as Judge R Dixon Herman weighs verdicts and instructions.
King Hussein of Jordan meets with President Nixon to explain his proposal to federate his kingdom and asks for continued U S aid. He may seek reaction to a semiautonomous West Bank state while officials caution silence does not equal approval. Jordan's military aid, halted in 1967, was resumed in 1970 with a $30 million grant and a $45 million annual package. requests for $40 million for next year are under consideration.
In Harrisburg AP report Republicans criticize Gov. Shapp’s 1972-73 budget, demanding tax relief for business, elderly, disabled and poor before backing the plan. House GOP Leader Lee says spending may reach 3.645 billion, about 450 million more than current. He calls prior elderly relief efforts a sham and notes low rebate qualification.
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