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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1974
Page
12
Juveniles damaged Russell Sugar Grove Eisenhower properties causing hundreds in harm. Windows broken, doors kicked, oil and eggs scattered, and a fire extinguisher released. The same trio toppled lawn gear at Sugar Grove and caused intrusions at Eisenhower before being seen at Lander Elementary washing windows.
Albany report notes a traffic ticket case tests if nonlawyers may serve as town and village justices in New York. The NYCLU represents Susan J. Iona, 26, Albany, arguing lack of proper legal training violates due process protections in the state constitution.
Nelson Jack Edwards, top ranking Black official of the United Auto Workers, was shot to death in a Detroit bar. Edwards, 97, born in Montgomery, Alabama, rose to become the first Black member of the UAW International Executive Board and later its first Black vice president. Police say Saul Burnett, 39, has been charged with second degree murder after firing five shots at close range.
Family prayers for Mrs Genovefa Griglak were held at James St. George Funeral Home followed by a Mass of the Resurrection at St Elizabeth Church with Rev Carl Lippert. Burial was in St Elizabeth Cemetery. Bearers were Thomas Stephen James Griglack and Donald Higby with several relatives from Corry area attending from away including Mary and Joann McEvoy of Chicago Tl Carolyn Griglack of Baltimore Md and Mr and Mrs James Pethel of Butler.
Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday November 5. Governor Lt Governor tickets list Democrat Milton J. Shapp Ernest P. Kilne. Republican Drew Lewis Kenneth B. Lee. Constitutional Stephen Depue Ellis L. Werk. Socialist Worker no governor candidate Frederick W. Stanton Lt Governor. U S Senate Democrat Pete Flaherty Republican Richard Schweiker Constitutional George W. Shankey Jr. U S Representative Democrat Joseph P. Vigorito Republican Clement R. Scalzitti State General Assembly 4th District Democrat Richard Schuster Republican Forest Hopkins Pennsylvania Senate Democrat James A. Jovenall Republican R Budd Dwyer.
President Ford informs Senator Schweiker that savings under the Schweiker Act amount to 750 million dollars this fall and near one billion overall Funding cuts aim to curb inflation while the defense personnel plan earns praise Chaplin says he will never retire and outlines plans to make a film from a story he wrote for his daughter Victoria
Robbie Dwyer whose ninth birthday falls on election day writes a personal appeal asking voters to support his father Senator Budd Dwyer. He expresses gratitude for prayers cards and good wishes during illness and thanks doctors nurses and the community for his recovery.
Erie and Crawford County dairy farmers stage a token protest over high feed costs. About 15 calves and three cows are shipped from Edinboro and Cherry Creek to Utica, where they will be slaughtered for protest and meat sent to Bangladesh. Dennis Kuftic says it is not a formal NFO plan. He notes action would need a national push to have real impact.
The Associated Press reports heavy snow in the Rockies with flash flood watches in central and eastern Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Hazardous conditions loom for travelers in Colorado mountains and the Texas Panhandle while thunderstorms roll from central Texas through the Mississippi Valley into western New England. Portents of relief show in Goodland Kansas and Denver, with temperatures ranging from 22 to 76 across sites including Corpus Christi and Cheyenne.
Damage from a late Saturday collision at the intersection of a rural road and Route 27 in Oil Creek Township totals $500 on Earl D. Frazier’s car and $1,000 on Dale C. Robertson’s, as Frazier, 33, and Robertson, 18, both of Titusville, report not seeing the other vehicle when one pulled from a stop sign.
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