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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1973
Page
3
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In eastern Australia a locust swarming threatens grain crops as a Pastures Protection Board official in Broken Hill, New South Wales, cites aerial spraying as nearly impossible due to a insecticide shortage. The two swarms stretch about 30 miles long and five to 10 miles wide across a large NSW region. In other notes, a naval strength expert says the U S Navy holds a lead in force projection, but not total global superiority, while Valery Panov and his wife protest for exit visas to Israel by hunger strike after leaving the Kirov ballet. Tass reports Cosmos 606, a top secret satellite, carries equipment for continued space exploration.
George Gallup says Nixon's national rating has sunk to 27 percent, the lowest for a modern president in two decades, four points above Truman's 23 percent low in 1951, as discussed at Williams College. House Judiciary Committee report on Nixon impeachment expected in March with a special Watergate prosecutor proposal due within two weeks.
AP reports Col. Julio Ortega, credited with saving hundreds of lives in World War II, died Friday at 85. He led the Iran border post with France for over three decades. In Washington, Kissinger met with Egyptian and Syrian officials and Israeli PM Golda Meir on a possible Middle East settlement, with no disclosed progress.
A judge denied 32 year old McMahon the right to die and sentenced him to two concurrent life terms for the July 14 hit-and-run deaths of Roxanne Caton, 13, and Robyn Caton, 5. McMahon must serve 25 years before parole and will be treated as a mentally disordered sex offender before prison. The case revived debate after the Florida legislature reinstated the death penalty and the state Supreme Court upheld it. Roxanne died instantly. Robyn died the next day after a vehicle struck them as they walked with brother Curtis, 12, who survived.
Akron Ohio Cathedral of Tomorrow in Cuyahoga Falls established a 4 million dollar trust to repay securities holders. The court approved plan aims to eventually pay all money in full with ongoing interest and not disrupt church operations. An Arthur Young audit shows 13.8 million revenue and 12.3 million expenses for the past year, leaving a 1.5 million surplus.
Erie mayor Louis Tullio disclosed private investments netting about 7500 annually not counting wife’s business dealings or mortgage debts. He earns 22500 a year for city duties and apologized for previous misstatements while rivals call for full disclosure and raise conflicts of interest concerns.
BUFFALO The first of 11 suspected welfare chiselers pleaded guilty in Buffalo City Court yesterday to violating the Social Services Act by concealing a material fact. Jonas Holmes admitted the crime and faces sentencing November 26 after restitution led to a dismissal of grand larceny. He received $845 in welfare payments while on disability from April 1 to July 31, 1972. The other 10 defendants are slated for court appearances next week.
Sohio raises Ohio station prices to 47.9 cents for high test and 43.9 cents for regular as motorists face near 50 cents a gallon, with a 4 cent hike marking the third rise in two months. Heating oil also climbs 2.7 cents per gallon across 700 company owned sites.
Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg urged full investigations and disclosures of a radiation incident at Shippingport nuclear plant run by Duquesne Light Co. Three workers were exposed to high radiation, though later tests questioned severity. AEC reported internal spill of water and sand like material containing radioactivity with no environmental contamination. Denenberg demanded probes by the Office of Radiological Health and a governor's commission.
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