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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1975
Page
1
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Senator George McGovern met Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for 95 minutes at the PLO headquarters to discuss the Palestine question as he tours the region on a fact finding mission. No details were released about the talks. Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti deny divorce rumors saying they are with their children in Switzerland for Easter holidays and will return to Paris.
Mount Holly New Jersey police dragged a bleeding man from a three story home after a sniper killed two officers and critically wounded a third. James Carhart, 22, was wounded by police fire during a three hour siege and faces murder charges as authorities plan further action. In Washington a former Air Force engineer accuses a unit of illegal activity including death threats in a new book. Lincoln bank settles with Johnny Carson over falsely using his name in a Las Vegas trip promotion for $1 and other consideration. Mamie Eisenhower continues to recover from an intestinal condition with doctors reporting steady improvement and good overall condition.
President Ford will address the nation at 7 30 p m EDT to reveal whether he will sign or veto the 24 6 billion tax cut. The speech will discuss the measure and broader economic issues as he weighs the bill amid recession concerns.
Corry Area High School announced two scholarships, the Phillips Fund and the Fisher-Allen Fund, open to seniors and graduates. Applications are at CAHS office during posted hours and due by April 16. Phillips grants are need based for four year degree programs. Fisher-Allen covers four year, junior, community colleges, and vocational schools and weighs fit with past scholastic record.
An 18 year old Bear Lake man Michael T. Morgan was shot dead Thursday while walking on Main Street near the Hekker home. Gary Hekker, 14, of Bear Lake, has been arrested and charged with the killing. Police have not determined a motive and autopsy results were released yesterday with details limited.
Anthony J. Trucco, formerly head of the state insurance bureau, admitted in federal court to unlawfully taking $72,000 as his share of commissions on a state insurance purchase. Atty John Cottone said sentencing may avoid jail due to Trucco’s cooperation in a broader probe into state insurance policies and fleet coverage. The criminal complaint also lists $77,900 in kickbacks tied to state insurance dealings.
New York authorities seek Milton Swanson, 36, to face extradition over two counts of second degree attempted murder in the beating of Luther James Mason, found unconscious in a sleeping bag in French Creek. Swanson, held in Warren County jail, contest extradition after co-defendants waived hearings.
Abbey Memorial Squadron No 504 of Civil Air Patrol placed on Redcap Alert after a DC-3 crash at DuBois Jefferson Airport. Eight CAP members assisted, guarding the crash area as five FAA officials were injured and hospitalized. Ten FAA management passengers were aboard the flight chartered for a tour of eastern airports.
Idaho farmers plan a 100000 pound giveaway in a city parking lot to protest low prices and surplus. Crowds bag potatoes from 80-pound sacks amid dumping into fields and cattle feed while officials urge aid for the needy abroad.
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