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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
3
A terse note records a loan tied to Chase bank ending with a final payment of two hundred dollars. The terse item notes a last name and amount, indicating closure of the credit arrangement.
A fragmented note lists an inquiry into bank interest and related parties. The readable items mention a favorite writer, a bank, and initial interest phrases, but the incomplete text omits clear names, dates, or actions to confirm details.
Fragmented text references Jersey executive bank GOP roles and tax concerns, mentioning David Large and a federal fund. It contains incomplete names and phrases about charges, returns, and a campaign year, with unclear context and no cohesive report.
After a 10 week search Pentagon officials reportedly selected Donald Miller, 39, VP of Seatrain Shipbuilding, to head the deputy assistant secretary of defense for civil rights post. The role, vacant since Aug. 25, aims to address racial discrimination in the armed forces with full backing from Secretary Melvin Laird.
Washington Pennsylvania AP reports that health issues hinder jury selection for Aubran W. Martin’s Yablonski murder trial. By Thursday night 98 prospects were interviewed and only seven chosen. many cited heart conditions hearing loss or nervousness. Most candidates were over retirement age with few under 30. judge Sweet noted council screening and club lists shaping the pool.
A Corry winter carnival will be held in January instead of December to align with the United States Snowmobile Association races sponsored by the Jaycees. The change was approved at a Chamber of Commerce Winter Carnival Committee meeting at the Venture Inn. Attendees included Jeffrey Taylor James Brady Thomas Grice Artie Shaw Dennis Frushone Mrs Paul Proskine Mrs Glenn Smith and William Wilt.
Assistant Attorney General William H. Rehnquist appears to clear the first hurdle toward Senate confirmation to the Supreme Court. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman James Eastland excused him after two days of questioning as focus shifts to Lewis F. Powell Jr. The nomination, by President Nixon, fills vacancies from Justice Harlan's retirement and Justice Black's death amid civil rights criticism. Birch Bayh voiced cautious support while wary liberals question the move. Bayh and Tunney noted he grew more forthcoming as the hearing progressed. Rehnquist defended limited government power under the Fourth Amendment and said he aims to interpret the Constitution objectively. Bayh seeks waivers of lawyer-client privilege so Rehnquist can discuss views freely, promising to push similar requests to Nixon.
Washington AP report shows the Pay Board in a tense clash between President Nixon and Congress as it negotiates Phase 2 wage increases. AFL CIO head Meany hopes for settlement by Monday while House Banking Committee amends Nixon's bill to stretch control powers, affecting retroactivity and wage boosts amid partisan tensions.
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