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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1972

Page

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Corry Council Faces Dual Protests Over Sewer and Rates

About 20 residents urged council to oppose extending the South Center street sewer to Airport road for a 50 unit housing project, arguing costs would burden local property owners. They urged CAIDC or city funding, septic options, or federal aid, but officials said funds are unavailable. The panel favored extending to the housing site but postponed full Airport road sewer, citing health concerns and monitoring. The discussion consumed over two hours.

Corry South Center Street Airport Road Pennsylvania Electric Company State Public Utility Commission South Center Rita Downey Dovmey Chestnut Street David Johnson City CAIDC State Department of Health Johnson Health Department

Elgin Council Beef To Go On Ballot

Erie County court heard Elgin Borough factions clash over council size. They agreed to let voters decide five or seven seats in November. McCray led the five member side. Mayor Zarger appointed Lutton chief amid city council confirmation.

Elgin Elgin Borough Erie County Francis McCray Marvin McCray Edward Carney Erie County Court Erie Eugene Brew William A. Peiffer Corry McCray Journal Carney Lutton Edward Zarger Nichols

J Edgar Hoover Dies FBI Founder and Longtime Director

Washington AP report notes J Edgar Hoover died of natural causes at his home after 48 years as FBI director. Nixon called him remarkable and devoted, while Hoover’s legacy included a vast, powerful bureau and ongoing speculation about a named successor and the fate of the new FBI headquarters.

Washington J. Edgar Hoover FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation Justice Department Nixon Hoover United States Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, D.C Jerry Wilson Richard Kleindienst Tts Kleindienst Bureau

Judge nullifies 1969 UMW Presidency race

A federal judge voided the 1969 United Mine Workers election of W. A. Boyle for flagrant legal violations and ordered a new vote. The court named a timetable later, with Boyle and other officers including John Owens and George Titler facing new elections. The ruling stems from evidence of incumbents using union facilities and funds to influence the outcome amid post election turmoil surrounding Joseph Yablonski.

Washington United Mine Workers W.A Tony" Boyle William Bryant Bryant Boyle John Owens George J. Titler Joseph A Jock’ Yablonski Yablonski Department of Labor Secretary of Labor Beckley W.va James Leeber UMW Mike Trbovich Miners For Democracy Charleston

Anderson Wins Pulitzer for National Reporting

Washington report notes Jack Anderson receives the Pulitzer Prize for national reporting after decades exposing government secrets. He recalls criticism from sinners and praise from the public, saying the award adds respectability to investigative journalism and inspires younger reporters.

Anderson Washington Jack Anderson

Hue Fears It's Next For Attack

North Vietnamese forces push through Quang Tri and threaten Hue as Viet Cong probes widen in central coast areas. A heat seeking missile downs a US helicopter amid high stakes battles. U S and South Vietnamese leaders confer as five aircraft carriers operate off Indochina for the first time, signaling intensified air power.

Saigon Quang Tri Thua Thien Hue Quang Tri Province Thomas W. Bowen U.S Far North South Vietnam U S Ellsworth Bunker Creighton W. Abrams Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Independence Palace Binh Dinh English Lima Kontum City U.S. 7Th Fleet Midway Alameda Calif North Indochina

Owner In Florida Home Burglary Reported in Corry

Corry area resident George Volk, 72, found his home ransacked on return from Florida. Police said entry occurred via rear window and items including a vacuum, electric fan, tape recorder, travel case, antique sewing machine, two shotguns, linens, glassware, two televisions, and more were taken. Value of the antique glassware unclear. investigations continue.

Corry Florida George Volk R.D

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Council Kenneth Nichols Charles Eaton Soviet Union Red Square Judge Tony Boyle Today’s Journal White House Henry A Kissinger Pakistan International Telephone & Telegraph Corp ITT Senate Richard G. Kleindienst Judiciary Committee Sen Thomas J. Dodd Dallas Jody Rigby
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