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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1971
Page
3
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Philadelphia action heats up as former police commissioner Frank Rizzo, running on a law and order record, battles William Green backed by Gov. Shapp and Tate. A Crime Commission probe into payoffs taints the race, with party lines splitting over the Democratic nomination and potential effects on next year's convention delegation.
Miss Mary Lou Cady daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Cady of North Clymer was chosen as the 1971 festival queen at Clymer Central School Saturday evening. Sponsored by the Clymer Conservation Club. Also pictured are Gladys Vidal and Beth Smith, committee members. See society page. Journal photo by McMichael.
At Corry Area High School the spring concert honoring two seniors will occur in the auditorium at 8 p.m. Music director Ronald Rairie says the second annual Outstanding Musician Award goes to the senior most contributed to the music department. The Outstanding Senior Majorette receives the Kay Mink Memorial Trophy from Mr. and Mrs. John Mink. The program features band and chorus performances under Rairie and James Brunswick. Tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for students at the door.
Israeli analysts predict a lull in negotiations with Egypt as Cairo grapples with President Anwar Sadat's purge of rivals. Washington likely shifts to pressing for an Egyptian Taeli accord to reopen the Suez Canal while Meir and Eban travel abroad delaying diplomatic momentum. Israeli leaders study Egypt's turmoil as Defense reports detail the political crisis.
WARREN Residents vote on liquor licensing with the outcome risking the Jackson Valley Country Club and its 30 local jobs and $50 000 payroll. Club owner Ray Ristau warns banning liquor would push patrons away and force shutdown. Petition cites liquor driven crime and immorality concerns amid a broader township dispute.
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