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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1974
Page
1
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Slum dwellers rioted in Tel Aviv to denounce the new austerity program. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned that tougher measures will follow in a televised address, linking the war’s aftermath to increased arms and ongoing struggles.
A car stolen from Dennis May of R D 4 Corry crashed on the Lottsville Columbus road and burned before firefighters arrived. Passersby had put out the blaze. the car was a total loss valued at 2200 dollars. No suspects named. the thief fled on foot. It is unclear if anyone was injured.
Washington AP report outlines mounting pressures on President Ford from both Democrats and Republicans after midterm results. Liberal and conservative factions within parties push for different economic and policy directions, with Reagan’s camp signaling a potential 1976 bid. Ford faces quandaries over wage price guidelines and risk of venturing into controversial reforms while Mrs. Ford's health adds uncertainty about his running.
Tickets for the Corry Choral Society Kurt Weill musical on November 25 go on sale today through Rossbacher Insurance Service Grice Jewelers and local banks. Student tickets are 1 dollar with co sponsor Corry Savings and Loan. Evening show is at 8 p.m. November 23 at the high school auditorium. Patron tickets are 20 dollars.
Three Persian Gulf oil states Saudi Arabia Qatar and the United Arab Emirates cut posted crude prices by 3.5 percent to 11.65 per barrel but raised foreign oil firms taxes and royalties by 17 percent, likely negating any consumer relief. Iran Kuwait and Iraq balked awaiting OPEC decisions. Also US Egypt wheat sale valued at 38.7 million with credit terms and Israel's austerity program to rebuild currency reserves spurred riots and political warnings from Rabin and Arafat amid looming Middle East tensions.
State police investigated three relatively minor crashes Saturday with total damage under $1,000. Only one caused injuries to Donald Hamilton and his wife near Titusville when his car rolled over on Spring Creek road. they were treated and released.
Pittsburgh experts debated when abortion becomes murder as coroner ruled a fetus stillborn in a Living World Hospital case. Prosecutors in Baltimore and Boston sought guidance while debates over in utero death and life support sparked legal questions about manslaughter and post 1973 standards.
Washington AP reports a nationwide coal strike starts just after midnight as most mines are idle for the holiday. Negotiators from unions and industry remain hopeful for a deal, with a midweek settlement unlikely and the walkout possibly lasting two weeks or more depending on ratification and talks. Arnold Miller and Guy Farmer lead the talks as production cutbacks loom for other industries.
U S District Judge John J Sirica rejected requests for a separate trial and a mistrial from defendants John N Mitchell and Kenneth W Parkinson as prosecutors prepare to play 26 White House tapes. The tapes include the last Nixon resignation tape and reference to Gemstone, a code name for the plan to bug Democrats. The judge also ordered the word unintelligible to be inserted where Haldeman says Gemstone on the disputed tape. The ruling comes as the Supreme Court declines to hear challenges to indictments in the Watergate cover up case.
Ex president Richard M. Nixon shows health improvement at Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach while U.S. District Court Judge John J. Simpson prepares to appoint a three doctor panel to assess his ability to testify in the Watergate trial. Nixon’s anticoagulation therapy was reportedly resumed after a prior shock from phlebitis surgery.
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