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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1972
Page
3
COPENHAGEN AP Danes vote 2 to 1 to join the European Common Market. Bank credit eased and bond prices surged at the Copenhagen stock exchange as Denmark moves toward market membership. Public anger flared with flags burned and protests, while police reported no arrests amid anonymous bomb threats.
President Nixon prepared a staged East Room ceremony with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to seal initial U S Soviet strategic arms talks. The event includes exchange of instruments of ratification for anti ballistic missile limits and a five year offensive missile curb, followed by formation of a public proclamation.
Belfast report details IRA gunmen targeting undercover British agents posing as tradesmen. A delivery truck confrontation left a soldier dead. officials warn of reprisals while the Provisional IRA claims responsibility. The Officials accuse Britain of using murder gangs against civilians amid ongoing sectarian violence. A separate incident notes a man killed at a Falls Road club. In Johannesburg, a magistrate fines Patrick Reynolds 133 for stealing cutlery.
Bessie Zeyzus of Columbus was named Warren County chairman of the Rural Pennsylvania for McGovern Shriver campaign organization. Lauree Crom announced regional meetings across the state through October 43 to launch the campaign in rural areas. Crom cited McGovern’s record on agricultural issues.
PHILADELPHIA AP A bill to let the Philadelphia school district borrow from a consortium of 10 major banks to cover payrolls is expected to be signed this week by Governor Shapp. Banks want a repayment on notice guarantee after prior delays when state education subsidies were held up. The legislature passed the measure last week and approval hinges on the governor’s signature and terms agreement.
Donald D. Case, a longtime Spartansburg blacksmith and auto mechanic now residing in Columbia, S C, received the Grand Lodge 50 year service emblem from W Jack Yates of Meadville at a Spartan Lodge 372 meeting in Spartansburg Grange Hall. Others slated for similar honors but absent were Raymond L Walters of Oil City and George B Mathews of Lanham Md.
Navy Lt. Norris Charles one of three American officers freed by North Vietnam says he will work for the war’s end and POW release in uniform or out. He spoke in San Diego after medical tests and debriefing and noted most POWs hold varied views. Gartley and Elias, also freed, remain under hospital care amid ongoing debriefings.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Police broadened a probe into eight patient deaths at Ridge View near Hawley and a missing 13-year-old, after coroner Robert Jennings alleged whitewashed investigations and disclosed new details from interviews and an eyewitness. The inquiry targets a 15-year-old death and may involve exhumation to verify facts while recalling past operators and a 1970 murder manslaughter case.
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