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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1974
Page
1
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Israeli jets bombed seven refugee camps in southern Lebanon after the Maalot school massacre killing 21. Guerrillas claimed the attack was planned in Damascus. Mourners clashed with police as Meir pledged action to protect civilians.
Primary voters will find one new polling place at 637 North Center street in the Third Ward Second District as McCray Aluminum ceded the site. All six city precincts show no contests for committeemen or committeewomen with single names listed in each block, including Democrats and Republicans across wards.
Local Red Cross officials announce the last of four bloodmobile visits for the fiscal year with a 140 unit goal at the Corry YMCA all purpose room. Buffalo unit will operate Tuesday noon to 530 PM. Recent visits collected 76 and 97 units as a 15 percent donor deferral rate reduces turnout.
The Senate defeated by 47 to 46 an amendment to end desegregation busing. Sen. Edward J. Gurney led the antibusing push backed by the Nixon administration. The House approved similar language, and a conference on the education bill will decide this year.
Cooper Penjax plant workers ratify a three year labor agreement replacing a two year contract due to expire June 15, 1974. A notable first year wage increase takes effect May 13, 1974. Details remain confidential. Union leaders Fitzgerald Earls Swart Sampsell Kimmy Foley guided the talks with AMAW and Cooper Industries executives Plesnicher Sample Rafferty present.
Voters decide whether Pennsylvania should borrow 100 million for loans to nursing homes to fund fire safety improvements. If approved, the legislature would set loan terms, eligibility, repayment, and interest details. Officials say costs to the public would be minimal beyond administration and interest gaps. The bond proposal follows three fatal nursing home fires in three years.
White House lawyer James D. St Clair said he will ask the House Judiciary Committee to open all impeachment evidence sessions to the public after a leak of the transcript from a Sept 15 1972 Nixon Haldeman Dean II tape. Rodino said grand jury material may remain secret while St Clair weighs public release of all material.
Former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for refusing to answer questions about the ITT case before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his 1972 confirmation hearings. Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski cited potential fines and jail time, noting the plea resolves charges tied to his testimony.
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