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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
1
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Associated Press reports rustling grows in western areas with 14 steers hauled from a farm and multiple smaller thefts. State police urge brands or hidden marks to aid prosecutions. Nearby incidents include a cow slaughter and meat thefts of pheasants, turkeys, and lambs across Greene and Somerset counties.
The Journal regrets noting Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker informed of a schedule conflict. Scott cites a family commitment with Mrs. Scott on the forum day, delaying the forum announcement until a new date can be arranged.
Harrisburg AP The Public Utility Commission said Tuesday it needed more time to study the Penelec rate case delaying a final decision on changes to electric charges.
Harrisburg report notes Gov Shapp to sign a 33.2 million deficiency funding package to sustain eight state departments for the fiscal year. House and Senate approve the conference report amid other financial actions including raising savings bank lending authority and extending mortgage rate ceilings.
Erie County court increasingly resists acting as a super school board or super zoning board in Corry cases. Judge Lindley McClelland venues back a 50 unit housing appeal to city agencies and vows it is not the court’s role to rule as a zoning authority. He notes the Public School Code allows boards of directors to set sports and discipline rules, signaling cases should stay at the local level.
At Clark Air Base Philippines the last batch of POWs freed by the Communists arrived, including 10 from the Pathet Lao and 40 from North Vietnam. The group joins 27 military men and five released by the Viet Cong, part of a repatriation that will total 587 captives by Feb 12. The convoy looped Clark Field after a tire problem delayed landing.
Pleads For Indians Best Actor Brando Rejects Oscar as Sacheen Littlefeather presents his refusal letter citing mistreatment of American Indians. Brando’s decision follows George C. Scott’s prior stance, both declining but for different reasons, at Hollywood’s 45th annual ceremony.
Katheryn M Kirin a Corry resident for 33 years has been named office manager for General Telephone in Corry The appointment was announced today by Wd Schilling a Northern Division manager for the company Miss Kirin joined General Telephone as an operator in Corry in 1946 She was chief operator in Corry before transferring to Erie in 1962 Until her new appointment she served as assistant operator services manager in Erie She is the first woman to become a GenTel office manager in the companys Northern Division
The Erie County Board of Elections approved 14 special voter registration dates before the May primary, including one in Corry. The last day to sign up is April 16. A special session in Corry is set for April 5 from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Number One Fire Hall. Those unable to register must go to the Erie County courthouse before April 16. Japan to give Indochina relief aid worth 1.9 million dollars through the Red Cross.
Witnesses at that time will sum mon former State Police Commissioner Rocco P Arella to the stand that gave and added that all evidence was circumstantial. Nobody testified they actually saw the defendants committing a crime the attorneys said wiretapping is illegal in Pennsylvania except for federal agents admitted their clients registered under the two men questions tried to portray Spr Gerald
Carry Area Committee completes plans for a community introduction of local area and county GOP candidates. Edward Saloum, chairman, says the event features Republican candidates and elected officials in advance of the May election, to be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Conic Rise to Mine Lage.
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