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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a BIA non t plan at a named event with unclear participants. The readable bits suggest an organized planning or meeting context, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not evident in the fragments.
In Copenhagen nine Common Market foreign ministers prepared to approve a Western European unity proclamation while the United States eyed involvement in an Atlantic Charter style effort. The plan faced friction as Europe and Washington disagreed over document scope and timing. The text emphasizes keeping American troops in Europe and joint action on noneconomic global issues.
United Nations Ambassador John A. Scali is hospitalized in Phoenix for intermittent but continuing circulatory problems. A UN spokesman said Scali, 55, flew to Arizona for tests following months of general symptoms. details were not disclosed.
Corry Choral Society director John Rossbacher announced a vocal heavy Pops concert to be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Corry Area High School auditorium. Dick Bulling Trio and Lois McBryde of Erie join the chorus featuring songs from Sing, Sing A Song to The Shadow Of Your Smile and selections from Willy Wonka and The Sound of Music. Tickets are sold through local outlets.
In Erie Pennsylvania authorities say Anthony Tony Grosso may be called to testify in the trials of 22 people indicted on gambling charges after months of investigation that used wiretaps. Allegations say Grosso headed or aided three betting rings handling about 15 million dollars annually in wagers. The indictments named Alfred Del Sandro as head of the largest ring operating from West Side News and Carl Alessi as operator of another ring at Penn News. If convicted, defendants face up to five years in prison and a 20000 dollar fine.
A poet notes an unusually sunny November morning and previews the coming snow. The speaker reflects on past patterns, promising to seize the moment before winter's snow and clouds return.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Education Department considers school closings for months or a four day week during an extreme energy shortage. Guidelines urge fuel saving and temporary closures with 66 68 degree classroom targets and 60 degree storage areas.
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