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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1973

Page

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McCord says White House behind wiretaps in Watergate probe

James W. McCord Jr returns to the Senate Watergate panel asserting a former White House adviser offered clemency to buy his silence. He cites John J. Caulfield and links to Nixon involvement questions as committee members press for full disclosure amid new memos and testimonies.

Washington James W. McCord Jr Senate Nixon McCord John J. Caulfield White House Caulfield CIA Senate Foreign Relations Committee H.R. Haldeman CLA FBI Patrick Gray Defense Department United States Stuart Symington D.o J. Edgar Hoover Tom Charles Huston Indianapolis Richard M. Helms U.S Iran Helms Haldeman Justice Department New York City Anthony T. Ulasewicz New York California Florida Santa Ana Calif San Clemente Mike Mansfield

Unconstitutional ruling by district justice sparks council push

Police Chief Kenneth Nichols outlined an incident leading to a decision where District Justice Porter Auer ruled the city disorderly conduct ordinance unconstitutional and dismissed a case. Nichols said Auer overstepped authority and drew support up to the Erie County district attorney. The city solicitor and mayor pledged action to define minor judiciary duties. Auer later tempered his stance in a letter.

Kenneth Nichols Nichols Porter Auer Auer Erie County Douglas Rozelle District Attorney’s Office Edward Zarger Edward Carney Erie County Court Richard Agresti

Skylab salvage mission faces temperature turmoil at Cape Kennedy

Three astronauts arrive at Cape Kennedy as countdown for Friday launch begins amid extreme heat and cold aboard Skylab. Flight controllers wrestle with thermal balance to prevent food spoilage and freeze damage, aiming to deploy a solar shield or risk abandoning the $294 million station. decision awaited from Skylab director William Schneider.

Cape Kennedy Fila Orbiting Laboratory Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz Skylab

Gunman Slays 5 In Memphis On Quiet Street

Five people die and a police officer is killed when a gunman identified as David Sanders, 30, fires from a rifle along a Memphis street. The shooter is killed after tear gas forces him from a house. Witness William Edward Famer Jr notes the suspect may have cracked.

Memphis, Tenn William Edward Famer Jr Memphis David Sanders John Aldridge William Farmer Jessie Dooley Henrietta Watson Lendora Farmer William Sanders Bill Price David Wayne Clark Price

Gold Value Dips in Europe Amid Watergate Fears

In London and Zurich gold prices eased from record highs while the dollar strengthened in some centers and weakened in others. Dealers cite lack of a clear trend amid Watergate concerns and U.S. inflation fears. London open at 110.50, Zurich at 112.50, with volatility noted in Paris and Frankfurt markets.

London Zurich U.S Nixon United States Paris Frankfort Europe Frankfurt Oslo

City Wades Into Mound Of Paper

City and Wayne Township move to fund a joint development study with Corry. State aid, lapsing funds, and encumbrance deadlines drive quick action to hire a consultant, join planning commissions, and prepare for a merger. Total cost 24450 with Corry 8600 and Wayne 3625, state covering the rest if approved.

Corry Wayne Township William Hendrickson State Department of Community Affairs Hendrickson Wayne's

Senior Class Capers Reported in Corry Area High

City Council voiced concern over the Corry Area High School senior class capers and possible others aiding them. Vandalism includes spraying large 73s on surfaces, costing owners and the city up to $30 per sign and as much as $1,000 in total. Police say suspects identified and arrests expected. additional incidents include damage at the Little League bleachers and a broken radio antenna on a resident’s car.

Corry Area Robert Grice Grice Kenneth Nichols John H. Wright Wright Street

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