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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
3
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The Mississippi River remains above flood stage downstream to the Gulf while the upper stretch near Davenport dips below flood level. Widespread rains threaten to derail spring planting across Illinois, Missouri, and the lower Mississippi region, with an estimated 12 million acres of normally dry land underwater. In Meadville, roughly 2,500 walkers and a dog raised about 25 000 to 30 000 for the March of Dimes, led by Dan Donahue and Marvin Yetman. funds flow to the Walk-a-thon through the First National Bank.
Theodore Patrick, Robert DeQuat tro and his brother James were booked on kidnapping charges in a New York police station for allegedly abducting Esther DeQuattro from Columbia University to pressure her from a Fundamentalist sect. Police describe Patrick as a de programmer who operates in militant Christian circles, guiding families to free victims and return them after renouncing their beliefs. Esther was rescued in Bristol, Pennsylvania after authorities forced entry and freed her.
United States taxpayers subsidize at least 20 large tankers idle in ports awaiting grain loading for the Soviet Union. AP survey shows daily subsidies of 50,000 to 100,000, with totals rising as ships wait weeks and sail. Officials say overall subsidies, including sea time, run 60 to 90 days per voyage, and many ships earn about 4,800 daily offshore subsidies during round trips to the Black Sea.
A Mekong River convoy reached Phnom Penh amid heavy shelling that sunk a petroleum tanker. insurgents overran Kampong Tralach near the capital, killing about 100 troops. U.S. jets bombed suspected positions as government forces and allies scrambled to supply Phnom Penh and avert fuel shortages.
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