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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1973
Page
1
Police in a city are cooperating in a probe into a homicide case that has drawn attention to an admission by a suspect and a hearing set to determine the suspect’s involvement. The investigation also touches on alleged robberies and abusive incidents linked to a community figure amid ongoing suspensions and institutional responses.
The Corry Area United Fund has reached 67 percent of its 1973 goal with $67,000 pledged toward a $100,000 target. Firms boosted contributions, Sanford Supply Co up 400 percent, Columbus Milling up 50 percent, Eckerds Drug Store up 33 percent, and Corry Savings and Loan Bond Spring Corp and Cliff Buesink Ford Sales up 25 percent. Two weeks remain as volunteers push to complete the drive.
Police probe a weekend burglary at Tony's Tavern on First Avenue with $608 cash stolen from multiple spots inside. Owner Anthony Amoroso reported the loss yesterday morning. doors appeared unlocked from inside and some money was taken from various locations including a rent fund and a Christmas Club book.
A Saxbe spokesman says the attorney general designate does not remember making a Watergate tapes remark reported by the Hong Kong Standard on Aug. 23. The paper quoted Saxbe saying the President is right to withhold tapes and that if they are incriminating they should be destroyed.
Erie County election officials faced criticism from Edward Saloum chair of the Corry Area Republicans over a ruling that blocked Eugene Stoddard from the general election ballot for City Council. Stoddard had placed third in the May primary while Robert Kubiak left his council post, but the board ruled he could not run because he lost the primary. Saloum says the decision was an error and would have allowed Stoddard to run if the information had arrived earlier.
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford faced sharp Senate grilling over ties to former Washington lobbyist Robert N. Winterberger who produced a critical book. Ford denied wrongdoing, saying he was duped and only briefly met a doctor at Winterberger’s urging. he defended his actions as limited and explained leadership views and China trip impacts.
Corry Memorial Hospital treating Kathleen Kalika and Lin da Daniels after a one car crash on Carter Hill. The 1974 model vehicle left the road and rolled over into a field, both women ejected. Police estimate damages at $2000.
Nixon rejects resignation amid a weekend of decision making on Watergate issues and energy policy. Spokesmen say he has no intention to quit, while editorial boards and politicians call for his resignation. The White House fights tape questions as Kissinger mediates in the Middle East crisis.
Widening crisis drives talks in Washington and the Middle East. Kissinger heads to Morocco on a Middle East tour after meetings with Nixon and Kissinger. Eban flies to Romania amid shifting bloc ties. Syrian and Algerian leaders meet, oil states in Kuwait pledge cuts for Israel-friendly nations, while frontline clashes near Ismailia and Bur Taufiq persist.
Tomorrow is voting day with polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Corry and surrounding townships. polling places include Concord School First Ward First District Corry Area High School Second Ward Wright School Third Ward Corry Public Library and McCray Aluminum 509 West Smith Martys Pontiac Buick 37 West South East District Town Hall Route 89 North Carter Hill Five Points Concord Township Town Hall Route 89 south of Route 6 Elgin Borough Town Hall.
Corry man Stephen A. Cochran 22 died after jumping from a logging truck near Fredonia New York when brakes failed at about 45 mph He was taken to Hamot Medical Center Erie where he died of head injuries The Henry Jaggs Logging Co driver was en route on Cable road at the time of the crash
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