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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1974
Page
1
Palestinian hijackers kill hostage on British jetliner in Tunisia
In Tunis, four Palestinian hijackers aboard a VC10 killed one hostage and threatened to shoot another if their demands for Palestinian prisoner releases are met. The Tunisian news agency later named the dead man as Werner Gustav Kehl, 43, amid reports of a false government claim about prisoners flown in from Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
Cairo
Werner Gustav Kehl
Tahar Belkhodja
Yasir Arafat
PLO
Radio Tunis
Hijackers Kill Hostage After False Report
Tunisian and Egyptian officials react as hijackers threaten to begin executing hostages aboard a British Airways jet. A PLO delegate enters the plane amid tense negotiations. one hostage dies during a fatal admission of deception and a shot rings at the airfield.
PLO gains UN backing amid strong votes on rights and observer status
The United Nations endorsed Palestinian rights to national independence and homes lost since 1948 by an 89 to 8 vote with 37 abstentions, while 95 to 17 backed PLO permanent observer status. Eight nations opposed the rights measure, later joined by nine more on observer status. France abstained on the former. Farouk al Kaddumi praised support, promising to cling to revolutionary rifles, while Israel dismissed the measures as illegitimate. Western diplomats noted the vote boosted the PLO though not a total blow to Israel, as many abstained or supported Israel’s right to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
General Assembly
United States
Iceland
Norway
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Chile
Nicaragua
PLO
U.N
Belgium
Denmark
West Germany
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Canada
Britain
France
Farouk al-Kaddumi
Yasir Arafat
Yosef Tekoah
Palestine
Assembly
Two Horses and a Deer Killed in Separate Crashes
Coury state police report two separate nighttime crashes. At 4:30 a.m. on Route 77 in Spartansburg, Jon Dyne veered into two horses owned by Bernard Skiff and Allan Fisher. Fisher’s horse died, Skiff’s was euthanized. Dyne went to hospital with facial injuries, a passenger, Susan Ongley, unharmed. Earlier at 2:20 a.m. on Route 6 near the city line in Columbus Township, Helen Wesoloski struck a deer, killing it. her car suffered about $300 in damage and she was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coury
Jon Dyne
Mead Avenue
Route 77
Spartansburg
Bernard Skiff
Allan Fisher
Fisher
Route 6
Columbus Township
Wesoloski
Cheaper Thanksgiving Turkey Saves Family of Four
A survey of food prices in 14 cities shows a 68 cent drop for a 10 pound turkey and trimings for a family of four compared with 1973. The turkey is a dollar cheaper than last year while other grocery items rise with overall prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Downtown renewal plan meets little public opposition
City officials report minimal flack from downtown property owners as four quadrants are set for clearance to create off street parking. The plan aims to limit disruption, selecting buildings by condition and location. A December 9 public hearing in council chambers will seek public input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grice
Benjamin Calderone
Grice
William Halfast
David A. Johnson
National Bank of Corry
Cooper Pentax
UC Man Charged With 73 Burglary
Union City resident Bruce R. Swisshelm 20 of R D 3 Union City was arrested by Corry state police and charged in a year burglary at Platt Garage Union City in which over 1200 dollars worth of tools were stolen. He was arraigned and released on nominal bond. Further arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Corry
R.D. 3
John Eyanko
Paul Sita
Bruce R. Swisshelm
Swisshelm
Platt Garage
Juvenile Drinking Incident at Corry Area High School
Police picked up two girls aged 14 and 15 for drinking at Corry Area High School. One girl attempted to flee, was captured and released to relatives. Two boys aged 16 and 17 faced charges after officers found beer in a car in the school parking lot. names withheld due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Junk Car Pickup Set In County
Erie County launches a state funded pilot to remove junk cars with a $28 303 grant aimed at surveying advertising and administration. Corry operates its own collection with a $5 state payment per vehicle, hoping to clear 1 000 wrecks. coordination meetings occurred last week with a spring survey and broad public campaign planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Corry
State Department of Community Affairs
Chris Capotis
Erie County Planning Department
Burglars Playing A Suspicious Tune
State police seek suspects in two burglaries. In Corry the living room stereo tuner amplifier and two speakers valued at 300 were stolen while the family was away. In Spartansburg a tape deck worth 80 was taken from a car at the owner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wade
R.D. 3
Corry
Vicki Locke
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Ford Brezhnev Meet in Vladivostok to Discuss Nuclear Arms
President Ford and Soviet leader Brezhnev opened talks on curbing offensive nuclear weapons aboard a Vladivostok train after delaying dinner. The talks began late afternoon with plans to conclude Sunday, while Kissinger voiced cautious optimism for a possible agreement next year and noted Middle East as a key item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hushen
Vladivostok
White House
Ford
Brezhnev
South Korea
Japan
Communist Party
Vozdvizhenka
Ussuresk
Siberia
Henry A. Kissinger
Siberian
Moscow
Valentian Zorin
Kissinger
Zorin
Middle East
U.S
Vladisvostok
Tokyo
Soviet Union
San Francisco
Washington
Anchorage
Alaska
Leech Revival At Sargent's Drug Store Chicago
Harvey Snitman manager of Sargent's Drug Store displays a jar of leeches priced at 85 cents each. The shop announces leeches are in stock again after an eight month search, with a recent shipment of 100 from London expected to last about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent’s
Chicago
Harvey Snitman
Snitman
London
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Zurich
Habib Chatti
Ismail Fahmy
Ministry of Interior
British Airways
Flack
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