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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
7
A court case titled v. Philip Dant centers on estate issues and alleged illicit access. The proceedings touch on confidentiality and the potential use of funds in a response related to Catholic entities and political tension. The fragment hints at antiwar activism and a controversial Nixon era context without detailing specifics.
A Millcreek man, James Russell, is convicted in Erie County court on two counts of kidnapping for extortion. A jury deliberated about two hours after three days of testimony. Sentencing set for December 13. defense plans an appeal.
In Harrisburg two days of marathon meetings failed to heal the split between the state Democratic Party and Governor Shapp over patronage and fund raising. Gerald New planned to resign as executive director but stayed after support from party workers and State Chairman John Scales. Shapp seeks to place patronage and fund raising under an independent state organization led by his Personnel Office, while New and Scales resist ceding fundraising control. The fight heads toward the May election for state party machinery.
New York AP report details what the Chinese delegation at the United Nations eats and drinks at the Roosevelt Hotel. Caterer John Amedeo notes they drink mostly hot water, avoid wine or liquor, and rarely dine in the private room. They prefer fresh fruit, well done meats, fish, chicken, and pork, with German potato salad but no mayonnaise. Meals are buffet style and finish in about 25 minutes with little conversation. The group often checks the bill after meals to ensure tips are included.
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