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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1974
Page
1
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In Belfast a 300 strong band armed with pick handles attacked troops at night. Soldiers used rubber bullets and gas. seven sniper incidents reported. UK minister Merlyn Rees sought to salvage power sharing with Protestant leaders as direct rule resumes. Economy hit by a £240 million loss. up to 30,000 jobs at risk from stoppage.
HUD officials from Pittsburgh toured the Fourth Ward urban renewal site and identified two potential remedial actions. Charles Lieberth and colleagues flagged a possible drainage issue at the elderly housing project corner of First Avenue and West Pleasant Street and possible air pollution from Corry Rubber Co. plant, with testing likely. Mrs. Virginia Nuzzo said she will travel to Pittsburgh to review the housing proposal, aiming to finish this phase by month’s end and set contracts for development in early fall.
State police at the Corry substation filed charges of furnishing an alcoholic beverage to juveniles against William R. Hajee 21 of Concord street after a Tamarack Swamp roundup last week where more than 30 youths were rounded up. Hajee faces a summons from District Justice Porter Auer with a 20 day response window. The youths were charged with possession of alcohol by a minor.
Washington AP report notes White House lawyer Janes Bert named the impeachment case as not yet strong, while Rep. Charles Rangel and others predict further development. The committee weighs opening hearings to the public, subpoenas, and handling Watergate witnesses as it prepares new articles of impeachment. ITT antitrust settlement linked to 1972 GOP convention funding also referenced.
Postmaster John Wascak explained Raymond avenue box was removed after a survey showed low usage and the Wayne street relay box for carriers only required a key. Residents can place outgoing mail at home boxes for pickup, reducing walks for the elderly.
Acting on a state police request, city officers detained Roger W. Willis 24 of B D 2 Corry. A search yielded marijuana leading to possession charges. Willis was arraigned before District Justice Porter Auer and released on a $1,000 property bond. A preliminary hearing is set later before District Justice Susanne Hodges Sugar Grove. Erie City police will file the marijuana possession charge with Auer.
Tonight is your chance to vent opinions on problems you want addressed by the responsible body. Call The Journal at 865 8291 between 5 and 9 p.m. to submit your gripe for publication in the Sound Off column on Saturday.
Cairo reports Henry Kissinger arrived en route home after a 33 day peace mission as a senior U.S. official said a cease fire between Israel and Syria would take effect once signed in Geneva. Disengagement will start next Thursday and be completed by June 25, with POWs exchanged within 24 hours of signing. Israel cedes Quneitra and several villages while keeping three hills and settlements. The UN force will number about 1250 and inspect the zone, not intrude on Syrian civil administration. Kissinger and Sadat will lunch during a six hour stopover.
The Syrian-Israeli disengagement accord boosts Middle East stability and eases Egypt's Sadat, yet risks remain as Kissinger faces turning a truce into lasting peace. Syria’s wary stance and Golan Heights issues loom, while Israel weighs security against Palestinian rights. The Geneva talks may stretch, but prospects look brighter this month.
Warren AP report says two Warren State Hospital escapees, James L. Sutton and Claire Bates, were recaptured within half a mile of the hospital after a nationwide alert. Sutton, 25, faces murder charges in the 1973 death of Erie District Magistrate James Hogan. Bates, 20, had burglary charges. They were hungry, cold, and hiding in woods when police stopped their retreat, remanding them to Warren County jail for arraignment on escape charges. Authorities warned of possible further charges as the investigation continues.
Cole's Flower Shop at 10 South Center Street will change hands Saturday as Mr. and Mrs. Roger McElroy assume ownership. The shop will operate under the same name with the same quality and service, and Mrs. McElroy will actively run the operation.
In East Cleveland an 80 minute gun battle with three men identifying as orthodox Sunni Muslims left three police officers wounded and a fourth with a knee injury. Over 100 officers surrounded a home, used tear gas and gunfire, and arrested the three suspects. A caller claiming the Sunni Muslim faith phoned WJW and warned of hostages, saying the group would fight police and die as warriors. The wounded officers were Patrolman Gerald Schetterer, 31, taken for surgery. Patrolman William Berenek, 45, in fair condition with a back wound. Patrolman Keith Reider, 31, in fair condition with an arm wound.
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