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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
3
Patterson Nay and Domes 19 were arrested in Youngstown at 11 45 am charged with larceny for stealing two 25 pound cases of frozen lobster tails valued at 120 dollars each. Police recovered the tails after a stakeout at the steak house. They were arraigned before District Justice Harry Randall and jailed in Crawford County with 5000 dollar bonds.
Employees of the True Temper Corporation in Union City represented by Local 397 of the International Union agreed to a one year contract removing the threat of a strike at the Pleasant Street plant. The vote was 21 in favor and six against with a 16 cents per hour raise for 38 workers and improved insurance within wage board guidelines. Signing has not yet occurred. Evangelism Congress planned for Europe in late summer or fall 1974, led by Billy Graham and others, aiming to mobilize the church to finish the Gospel task with up to 5,000 delegates. Berlin hosted a similar congress in 1966.
Thousands protested Nixon mining of harbors in North Vietnam as National Guard units patrolled University of Minnesota campuses. Police used tear gas and mounted patrols, arrests ran into the hundreds, with injuries reported. Massachusetts Senate condemned the mining 36 to 1 and six Democratic governors urged reversal in a telegram.
State Police and the Erie County district attorney are handling a probe into alleged purchasing kickbacks at the Erie County Hospital and annex. County officials expect evidence before action, with details kept confidential and no steps until positive information is filed.
A three bill package would require public schools to lend textbooks and services to nonpublic schools through Pennsylvania intermediate units. It would divert funding, with an estimated $30 million cost, to support programs including guiding, counseling and testing, while funds from a parents of nonpublic school children account are challenged as unconstitutional. The measure has 40 cosponsors led by Martin P. Mullen.
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