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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1974
Page
1
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Corry High School Alumni Association marked its 100th anniversary with celebrations in the city park where grads rocked in rocking chairs for a cash prize and a three night extravaganza opened with the cast of That's The Spirit performing at the high school auditorium.
The Greater Erie Community Action Committee invites all senior citizens to a noon lunch tomorrow at the Corry Senior Citizens Center to entertain guests, showcase the nutrition program, and welcome centennial visitors. Open house follows the meal with social time and local talent performances marking the anniversary.
Israel and Syria signed a U S negotiated disengagement pact to end 80 days of fighting on the Golan Heights. The accord calls for a ceasefire, force separation along a 40 mile front, prisoner exchanges and a timetable by June 25 for implementing provisions. 73 Israelis and 408 Syrians, Moroccans and Iraqis are named in the prisoner return plan with Red Cross supervision.
Secretary of State Kissinger briefed President Nixon and Congress after a 34 day mission as Syrian and Israeli generals signed a Geneva accord to separate their forces on the Golan Heights. Nixon eyed a June trip to the region, while Israel and Egypt welcomed the pact as a turning point.
Firefighters battled a pile of rubble once more at the former bleacher factory on Railroad Street owned by Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley after two recent arsons. Assistant Fire Chief Charles Weston said 28 men and three units responded as Hartleys face a 60 day abatement deadline set by the board. If not cleaned, the city may hire a contractor and bill the Hartleys for the work.
President Nixon will not turn over requested White House materials in the plumbers case, risking dismissal of charges against Ehrlichman Colson and others to protect national security. The Supreme Court may weigh in on a separate bid to obtain tapes and documents from 64 presidential conversations as Jaworski seeks immediate review. A June 17 trial date looms for the plumbers case with Gesell pressuring for compliance.
Two occupants of a car were listed in critical condition at Titusville Hospital after a crash on Route 8 in Cherrytree township yesterday morning. David H. Clemm, 29, of Glenshaw Pennsylvania, was northbound behind a large truck when he turned left into Cross Creek driveway and was struck broadside by a southbound vehicle driven by David L. Ames of Titusville. Ames was treated and released. Passengers in Clemm’s car, Marshall Frank 36 of Coraopolis and William Welcher of Middleburg Ohio, remained hospitalized in serious condition.
The wife of Corry assemblyman Forest Hopkins Mary Anne Hopkins 58 was found dead in her North East home. An autopsy planned for today will determine if injuries from a stair fall caused the death. Hopkins was summoned from Harrisburg and is also owner of the North East Breeze. She leaves a husband a son Philip and four daughters with six grandchildren and was a former teacher and church member. Visitation and funeral arrangements were announced with services at the Bowers Funeral Home and burial in North East Cemetery.
The House Judiciary Committee subpoenaed 45 additional Watergate tapes and warned Nixon that continued defiance could justify impeachment. The panel approved the subpoena 37 to 1 and kept hearings closed, despite fighting efforts to rapid impeachment or public access. Key Republicans backed the letter warning obstruction could boost grounds for removal.
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