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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1971
Page
3
Incomplete OCR fragment references a veto and political maneuvering around a bill or proposal. Details are unclear due to missing text, but the fragment hints at a dispute or decision impacting policy actions. Names, dates, and places are not recoverable from the available words.
The readable fragment shows a bank talk with quoted lines about thoughts and ink but lacks context or complete statements, leaving the exact subject and conclusion unreadable. No clear entities, dates, or actions emerge from the snippet.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a violent incident or pursuit but lacks clear subjects, actions, or locations. The readable bits mention someone wanting another, a medical context, and an outcome described as killed by compound, with references to a pound and a general context.
In a tight game, fu-do 24 secured a late lead as the Red team executed a decisive kick return. Beefed up by a strong defense, the squad held firm and sealed the victory in a high energy confrontation.
May prime races draw strong candidates in Erie County led by Neil McLaughlin seeking a new four year term as County Treasurer. McLaughlin touts innovations increasing county services and revenues. He is a Mill Village native, WWII submarine veteran, and active in local and state civic groups.
Washington AP report outlines a two year draft extension favoring a zero draft volunteer army. Opponents aim to curb Indochina service and may seek to abolish the Selective Service System if needed. House action signals next steps toward a Senate decision with ongoing controversy over deferments and pay incentives.
East Pakistani rebels reportedly still contest several areas while government troops secure Dacca. Rebel radios claim ongoing fighting in Chittagong Ranpur and Khulna, but Radio Pakistan says normalcy returns with workers back, banks open, and curfew eased. AP correspondent Zeitlin notes government forces in full control of Dacca.
Fire destroyed a two story wooden home in Oil City early Saturday killing a 62 year old man identified as John E. O'Brien. A second resident upstairs escaped as smoke forced evacuation. Fire marshal to inspect for cause. nearby homes were protected as flames consumed the structure slated for demolition.
A Ridgway jeep roadster veered from the road and toppled an embankment injuring three other occupants. Gunnar B. Gaylor, 20, died at the scene. Driver Perry Dunn, 30, and two passengers Peter Krolczyk, 51, Frantz Schwarzbach, 28, were hospitalized with injuries. Dunn was treated and released.
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