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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1973
Page
1
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President Nixon announced he will turn over to a federal court additional personal notes dictation belts and reels of White House tapes to resolve doubts about nine Watergate conversations. A court expert may examine all tapes for alterations while the White House says two subpoenaed recordings never existed.
Erie County Democratic chairman says official tally shows Benjamin Calderone with 791 votes and Laurance Barton with 788 after a one vote change from the initial count. A recount may proceed if evidence of wrongdoing emerges. party would pay about 350 for seven machines. Barton supporters expect the issue to fade if no grounds found. The race followed Mary Ann Kibler’s historic win as Corry’s first woman mayor.
Corry 18 year old Earl L Swart and a passenger escaped serious injury when his car left Route 426 in Columbus Township and struck two trees causing $2600 in damage. A Titusville 16 year old girl, Diane Erickson, was treated after her car slid off an embankment and hit a curb, with $400 damage.
Edward C. Miller, 41, of Union City, received a traffic citation for reckless driving and was also charged with disorderly conduct after resuming the confrontation with officers at Country Foods parking lot. He reportedly slammed a car door on an officer’s leg and attempted to strike him before receiving summonses. A second brief item notes a Freeland Township farmer found 4,500 pounds of navy beans stolen, valued at about $1,500, with multiple similar thefts in the past month by thieves using a truck and a bean elevator.
Erie County District Attorney R Gordon Kennedy says a decision on charges in the Corry Area School District funds shortage will come this week after investigators meet. Officials report more than 25 thousand dollars missing, with timing of the alleged taking spanning before and after the new crimes code. Treasurer Robert Wharton was dismissed after the audit uncovering the shortage.
A Spartansburg man, Daleb Blakeslee, 26, was charged with rape after an alleged Saturday attack. He was arraigned before District Justice Charles Gillette and released on a property bond. The complainant is a 24 year old Spartansburg woman who says the incident occurred at her home at 4 a.m.
Kissinger may propose a treaty to defend Israel if attacked while Israel would warn that any strike on an Arab neighbor would lose U.S. support. Egyptians and Israelis planned talks at Kilometer 101 to implement the new truce signed after U.S. mediation. Prime Minister Meir urged Egypt to lift the Bab el Mandeb blockade as Syria remained tense.
Congress moves to address the energy crisis with hearings on Nixon energy proposals. Senate committees weigh a temporary clean air waiver for coal fuels, daylight saving time return, and emergency energy measures. House plans expedite Alaska oil pipeline. Watergate probes and Ford vice presidential nomination also feature in week.
A 19 year old Corry man, Robert A. Davis of 215 Fifth Street, was bound over to the next term of criminal court on a theft charge. He is accused of taking 1200 dollars from Corry Car Wash on September 29. Davis waived a preliminary hearing and consented to bind over. He was arrested in Canton, Ohio, and returned by city police.
Corry state police investigate the theft of a concrete mixer from a field near Route 6 Union City RD 1. The tool valued at 239 dollars was parked about 75 feet from the highway. Officers pursue leads from the Thursday to yesterday window.
A juvenile boy sold a fake cannabis substitute to four girls outside a Mr Donut shop. Police found no marijuana after testing. five youths aged 14 and 15 will be turned over to county juvenile authorities. The incident began when a waitress alerted police to a strong aroma in the shop restroom.
Country comedian David Akeman known as Stringbean is moved to an ambulance after his wife’s body is loaded inside a vehicle. The incident follows a reported fatal event at the couple’s location. Authorities have not released further details at this time.
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