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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1973
Page
1
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A brief notice describes a convention a local group plans to host, inviting participation and outlining a basic agenda. The ad emphasizes accessibility and encourages residents to attend, highlighting a central location and date.
Chancellor Willy Brandt won parliamentary approval for a bill that relaxes 19th century Germany sex laws while imposing strict penalties for violent media content. The measure permits restricted pornography sales, allows consensual homosexual acts by adults, and lifts bans on wife swapping and group sex.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Launch director Walter Kapryan said he has confidence the Skylab 3 mission will launch Thursday but will reassess on Sunday. In Washington AP energy legislation stalls amid amendments as Senate Interior Committee Chair Henry M Jackson pushes for Energy Week and a floor vote next week. CAMP DAVID Md AP President Nixon and family are spending the weekend at their mountaintop retreat according to White House reports.
Multiple AP items from Pennsylvania cover public concerns with the new 50 mile per hour limit to save gas, the Western Penitentiary’s aging facilities and violence, Blairsville fatal crash on icy Route 22, UMW leader citing hard coal as energy option, and welfare prescription payment delays affecting welfare recipients and druggists.
Winter snow and icy roads sparked a string of crashes across the Corry area and into Warren County with total damage surpassing $14,000. City police logged five crashes totaling $1,720, while state police counted 11 wrecks totaling $13,050. Notable incident involved four vehicles on Route 6 with damages allocated among drivers Gaylon Crotzer Bruce Hoover Kenneth Gertsch and truck driver Melvin Mattison.
President Nixon is widening his White House legal team as salaries exceed 232000 annually. A third 150 a day consultant joins eight staff lawyers led by Leonard Garment and J. Fred Buzhardt amid probes by the special prosecutor, Senate committee, and grand juries.
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir pressed the United States for more detail on the six point Middle East peace proposal. A Cairo U N spokesman said signing would occur Sunday despite Israeli reservations. Israel and Egypt were to sign today.
Route 6 in the Corry Union City area has been an orphan road since 1939 due to a halted three lane widening. The state bought land for an 80 foot right of way, paid owners to move buildings and trees, but WWII and safety concerns caused abandonment. Some properties still sit on state property while the state retains an unused 80 foot strip. Local residents recall a stretch of three lane highway entering Warren before the project ended.
Gov. Shapp proposes a new gas tax tied to wholesale price to offset revenue losses from rationing. The plan would rise with gas prices, preserving highway funding and snow removal while avoiding an 80 million dollar revenue drop. He aims to push the proposal to the legislature.
Nixon mounted a broad effort to shore up Republican support and clear doubts about his integrity. The White House promised absolute cooperation with Watergate prosecutors and courts and will provide new material to a federal judge to address the phantom tapes. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said the president is prepared to meet the charges and refute them, with discussions extending beyond the material already covered by the court order.
Pittsburgh panel of Commonwealth Court judges heard arguments on the city’s plan to annex part of Wayne Township. They will study the evidence and review testimony before issuing a ruling, said city solicitor Douglas D Rozelle. Erie attorney Barney Bernard represented the township.
Mechanization has entered the lumber industry, boosting output at Sciota Lumber Company in Corry. The Forest Air Corp machine at R.D.4 handles debarking edging and cutting rough boards, with all operations controlled from a glassed booth. Dale Edwards, part owner, runs the machine.
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