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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1973
Page
1
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Police and soldiers rounded up hundreds of workers and youths in Athens and detained them in a stadium camp. Officials say 866 arrested, 662 released. nine killed, four on Saturday, including a 22 year old Norwegian woman and a five year old Greek boy. Tanks and troops patrolled city centers while elections pledges were repeated.
City Council meets tonight for a first solid look at the 1974 budget. Councilman Benjamin Calderone previews good news and notes a Wilmington Delaware student group will visit Corry Area High School peers. Grice’s agenda covers road salt storage leasing and zoning board appointment. Johnson’s items include the interview committee intern revenue sharing capital program city property sale and parking meters.
Raw materials shortages threaten the plastics sector but Corry area plants Erie County Plastics Corp and Viking Plastics report near normal production for now. Both say conditions may worsen by mid next year, with limited impact on jobs to date. Viking relies on subcontract work to secure materials. Both plants primarily use polystyrene. Viking also uses polyethylene.
The draft Corry Wayne Comprehensive Plan flags deteriorating housing as a core issue. A survey estimates more than 300 structures in Corry and the township are dilapidated, with many lacking plumbing facilities, classifying them as substandard.
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers and General Motors reached a tentative contract for 415 000 workers just before the old pact expired and amid planned ministrikes against GM plants Officials said terms would be released after a GM Council meeting Tuesday The settlement ends bargaining with the three major automakers and anticipates follow up local agreements GM officials expect a national accord to be followed by hundreds of local deals
Washington AP coverage notes a Senate move to approve emergency energy legislation granting President Nixon broad powers to manage shortages. The bill, tied to House approval after Thanksgiving, would permit rationing, energy conservation steps, and fuel-switching measures amid forecasts of shortages and economic impact.
In Harrisburg the tax and budget fight escalates as the House votes on a 255 million tax cut Shapp deems too large. A conference likely to seek a compromise follows. Republicans back spending restoration and a 195 million plan, while Democrats push amendments. Shapp pushes a 10 percent personal income tax refund with a year end filing trigger.
Corry state police report a cast iron wood burning kitchen stove stolen from Deron Taylor home on Bear Lake RD 1 between 10 and 11 p.m. Friday. Thieves, possibly driven by the fuel crisis, remain at large as the investigation continues.
Cambodian air force T28 bombed the presidential palace compound with four 250 pound bombs. Lon Nol was unharmed though three Cambodians died and ten were wounded. The pilot diverted from a southern perimeter toward Lon Nol's palace after engine trouble.
The Corry Fire Department unveiled Engine 4, a Maxim pumper purchased with federal revenue sharing funds. The 1,250 GPM unit features five Preconnect lines and hose complements of 1000 feet of 3.5 inch and 1100 feet of 2.5 inch. The deluge gun matches the pump capacity and the vehicle will be open for public inspection at Star Union No. 1 with adults supervising children.
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