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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
1
A Washington U.S. Agriculture report indicates consumers can anticipate expanded farm supplies and potentially lower prices for certain goods. The bulletin highlights increased crop outputs and easing shortages across key commodities, suggesting a softer price outlook for shoppers.
Plans for a nationwide meat boycott clash with criticism from livestock groups and farmers. They argue Nixon’s ceiling will not help consumers and may curb production, while meat processors warn of higher costs and possible shutdowns. Housewives say current prices render the ceiling ineffective, and Farm Bureau and National Farmers Organization leaders condemn the policy as unfair discrimination.
At Saigon farewell the North Vietnamese delegation blasts the United States for sabotaging key ceasefire provisions and continuing armed clashes. Maj. Gen. Le Quant Hoa accuses U.S. involvement via disguised civilian personnel, while Defense Secretary Richardson counters no U.S. advisers are left behind in a military role. News wires also note reactions to Nixon price controls and farm group comments on meat shortages.
In a second installment Capt Jeremiah A Denton Jr recalls long imprisonment in Hanoi during the Vietnam War. He describes applying the Code of Conduct under torture, resisting prompts to confess, and the tension around a promised press conference while his fellow prisoners endured brutal interrogations.
The White House said staff members might appear informally before the Senate Watergate committee while avoiding formal meetings. Nixon ordered staff to testify before a federal grand jury, though formal appearances remain unlikely. Judge Sirica postponed McCord’s sentence to June 15 to finish Senate and grand jury testimony. Liddy, immune, spent 90 minutes before the grand jury and refused to answer. Subpoenas issued to three GOP campaign workers.
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company will hold a public information night next Thursday at 8 30 pm in the fire hall to inform residents of Elgin Borough and Wayne Concord and Union Townships about fire department operations with talks on fires extinguishers storage and reporting emergencies followed by a Q A session and refreshments sponsored by local businesses. Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp says four flood hard hit counties Dauphin Luzerne Lycoming and York will see 44 million in budget cuts impacting housing education and recreation next year.
Three people were killed and two Corry women injured in a two car crash early today at Busti. Village police said the UC driver was charged as the death toll for Chautauqua County reached 12 for the year.
State Sen R Budd Dwyer and PennDOT official Joseph Fasenmeyer inspected area roads to assess conditions. He promised a report Monday and outlined planned resurfacing on Route 426 to the NY line and Route 277 south of Corry. Nine man crew plus snow fence removal cited. Two traffic deaths reported in Jamestown. A separate housing study in Edmonton finds welfare housing generally adequate with 29.4 percent fair, 3 percent poor, and 1.6 percent unfit.
Wayne Joncas, a 15 year old blind from Fall River now living in Corry, is a Bruins fan who followed hockey since childhood. Invited to the Buffalo Sabres game in Buffalo, he attended with his father Oscar Joncas and Morton Gross. The trip, arranged by Sabres directors, gave him a memorable experience as he was led toward the Bruins’ dressing room for introductions before the game.
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