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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

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Kissinger and Tho Meet in Paris to Press Cease Fire

In a first meeting in three months, Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met at an American villa near Paris to discuss enforcing the Vietnam cease-fire. Both leaders exchanged smiles and brief remarks as advisers attended. Kissinger aims to advance cease-fire implementation and speed U.S. North Vietnam ties toward normalization ahead of his May 27 birthday.

Paris Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Vietnam Kissinger St. Norma-Breteche Tho Washington North Vietnam United States Nixon

Little Elgin Dominates Primaries In Local Balloting

In Elgin Borough 92 of 104 registered voters turned out for 88.4 percent, far above the state primary average. GOP victories included three Borough Council seats: Gerald Westfall 43, Francis McCray 32, Mrs Clarence McCray 30, with other GOP totals 23, 16, and 23 for Burton, McCray, Vandercoy. Democratic contenders Walter McCray 21, Donald Edwards 21, Vincent Sexton 18, Ethel Mosher 9. In mayoral race, Republican Marvin McCray defeated Democrat 44 to 18. Inspector of Elections went GOP Lavina Palmer 47 vs Democrat Eunice Sexton 14. Other results included Terry McCray 41 for constable and Agnes McCray for tax collector. (Continued on Back Page).

Elgin Gerald Westfall Francis McCray Clarence McCray GOP James Burton James McCray Roger Vandercoy Walter McCray Donald Edwards Vincent Sexton Ethel Mosher Marvin McCray Dem Inspector of Elections Lavina Palmer Eunice Sexton Terry McCray Constable Agnes McCray

Teaching staff changes approved in Corry area district

The Corry Area School District approved several changes in its teaching staff, driven by parental demands led by the Concerned Parents for Better Education. The notable hire is Nancy C. Giblin, 23, a Steubenville College and Westminster College graduate, who qualified as a reading specialist.

Corry Area Board of Education Nancy C. Giblin Steubenville College Westminster College Ohio

Pot Charge Nets 30 Day Probation

A local man pled guilty in Erie County court to possession of marijuana from a August 22 incident. John W. Bracken, 21, of 161 Park Street received 30 days probation and court costs after a traffic stop by state trooper Richard Gambino on Route 6 uncovered marijuana and a hashish pipe. This probation aligns with changes to the state criminal code.

Erie Lindley McClelland John W. Bracken Park Street Corry Richard Gambino Bracken Gambino

Pot Plant Star Of Show At Police Drug Exhibit

A living marijuana plant in a city police traveling drug exhibit draws attention beside an artificial plant. Chief Kenneth Nichols and Officer Charles Rhodes supervise as Norman Edinger built the cabinet and Robert Kraft of Eckerd's Drugs assembled the specimens. Paraphernalia from raids fills the left cabinet. Dr. Roger Cruz signed the prescription enabling display. Arrangements for showcases can be made by calling Nichols.

Kenneth Nichols Charles Rhodes Norman Edinger Robert Kraft Eckerd Roger Cruz Nichols Eaton

Skylab repair mission mapped and planned for cooling

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP temperatures inside the Skylab space station cooled after adjustments as three astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz mapped a sun shield repair for an on orbit effort possibly starting Sunday. Plans drawn by NASA centers and contractors aim to shade the 20 by 20 foot sunlit area to bring interior temps to 60 to 70 degrees. The three main methods involve a window shade rollout a pole and bag system or a inflatable umbrella style shield with plastic reflective material.

Cape Kennedy Fla Skylab Space Station Orbiting Laboratory Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz Newsmen Schneider Conrad

Historic Watergate Hearings Open With Senate Probe

Seven senators opened televised hearings into Watergate as Odle Jr. testified the White House held final political authority. Odle, director of administration at the Committee for the Re-Election of the President, denied sabotage or wiretap transcripts, acknowledged shredding machines, and said he hired and later fired James McCord, a Watergate conspirator. He framed the committee’s relation to the White House as cooperative, not controlled, noting influence from White House figures without implying direct command.

Washington Nixon White House Robert C. Odle Jr Committee For Odle Senate Nixon Campaign Committee James W. McCord McCord Herman Talmadge D-Ga

Long Range View of Corry Area School Changes Ahead

An interim report to the Corry Area School District outlines inevitable shifts in curriculum and buildings over the next years. It details cost factors for taxpayers, notes that consolidation could save on salaries, and cites needs in career and vocational education at Corry High School with plans to expand programs and space.

Corry Area Board of Education LeRoy Rieck

High-Pressure Gear Conquers Fire In Minutes

Columbus Fire Department raced to the Fink farm 10 miles east on Route 6 and, aided by a new high pressure apparatus, saved a burning barn after a quick call for Wrightsville assistance. Fire started from an electric fence. some equipment including a tractor was damaged. Three trucks and 16 men responded.

Columbus Lloyd Fink Fink Place Here Fink Wrightsville Thomas Messinger Messinger

Slain Girls Bodies Sought After Rhodesia Falls Shooting

At Victoria Falls Rhodesia armed police hunted for the bodies of two Canadian girls killed by gunfire near the Rhodesian Zambian border. One body appeared on rocks while the other was lost in crocodile infested waters. Identified missing as Marion Iduma Drjiber and Christine Louise Sinclair. An American man John W. Crothers was wounded and his wife Carol survived after all hid for hours before rescue.

Victoria Falls Rhodesia Fourth Borge Zambezi Marion Iduma Drijber Rockwood Ont Christine Louise Sinclair Guelph Zambia John W. Crothers Troy Ohio Wankie Carol

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