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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
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A fragmentary OCR note describes a malfunctioning duct and jammed machinery near facilities, with unclear timing and location details. It references areas nearby and a Bradford-related site, but the exact event, actors, and outcomes remain unreadable.
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A fast moving cold front triggered tornadoes and flash floods killing three people and injuring more than 100 across Dixie. Nine twisters damaged homes, schools, and trailers from Louisiana to Tennessee while West Virginia reported heavy flooding and Kanawha County evacuated about 40 people along Kelly's Creek.
Erie County commissioners approve a recount for two Corry City Council wards after a 788 to 791 race. Democrats led by Judy Kasper claim irregularities in the Second and Third wards. Judge Lindley McClelland granted the request after bond posting. Elections Board to set a date.
Corry Area United Fund reports about 95 percent of its 1973 goal with pledges of 94700, aiming to reach 95000. The drive broke prior records and credited youth and many local groups for the strong showing.
Harry John Bemis faced a hearing on charges of kidnapping burglary car theft and firearms act violation before District Justice Porter Auer. The Erie County Defender failed to appear due to date mix up and Bemis flushed legal papers down a jail toilet, delaying proceedings until a new date when counsel is available and a second set of papers exists.
A cabinet energy group leans toward gasoline rationing as a crisis plan. Tax options face delays and may be deemed too slow for quick impact. The plan envisions a 30 percent cut in gasoline supplies and likely wholesale controls on fuels and crude. Direct consumer rationing remains uncertain but increasingly probable as taxes wane.
The House approved a plan to keep clocks one hour ahead year round with a future Senate vote expected. The measure would run daylight saving through October 1975 while a DOT study assesses effects, with potential energy savings and reduced traffic incidents cited by supporters.
The NLRB ordered Erie County Plastics Corporation to cease union activity discrimination, reinstate two women, Mary Lou Bailey and Gertrude Williams, in or equivalent jobs, and pay back lost wages with interest from December 1972. Company president Paul Roche Sr. says the ruling reflects a year-long hearing and plans an appeal in civil court.
President Nixon asked gas station operators to close Sundays and here most stations have cut Sunday service with little loss of regular business. Friday Saturday and Monday fill ups rise while tourist trade dips. operators expect limited Sunday service to continue, and if law passes, changes will be minor.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate voted 41 7 to approve a death penalty measure sending the bill back to the House. It would allow execution by electric chair for nine murder categories and include jury discretion on mitigating factors, unlike the House version which mandates gas chamber death. Gov hopefuls and lawmakers warned of constitutional scrutiny and public pressure shaping the timing of capital punishment legislation.
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