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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1974
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note mentions a person named Ahel and a jubilee or celebratory event tied to an icy cup. The readable text is garbled and places are and roles remain unclear.
Independent analysts forecast only slow 1975 gains or even declines in U S car sales. GM Ford and Chrysler executives project 10 to 10.5 million units, while Wall Street forecasters see about 9.3 to 9.4 million. Weak GNP growth, higher sticker prices, and gasoline costs weigh on demand as imports hold about 15 percent of the market.
Washington AP reports President Ford plans an income tax surcharge as part of an anti infl ation program. The plan centers on a 5 percent surtax on corporations and high income individuals, with lower brackets cut to ease inflation. Details remain scarce as Ford prepares a national address from Capitol Hill.
A AP survey on the eve of President Ford's policy speech shows Americans conserve energy but not enough. Citizens drive slowly, turn off lights, and use less fuel though embargo effects have eased. Economists warn continued crude declines and rising imports require stronger measures to curb dollar drain and inflation.
Charles W. Colson, once tied to the Watergate era, asked that his one to three year sentence in the Ellsberg matter be reduced citing Nixon’s pardon. He pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and testified Nixon approved defaming Ellsberg. Colson began serving July 8, faces fines, disbarment, and seeks a presidential pardon.
Alan Nelson, 34, of the Lorraine Hotel, was jailed over the weekend on a corrupting the morals of minors charge. On probation for a similar offense, he signed statements alleging involvement with six teenage youths in Corry and was turned over to Erie authorities.
Congress faces a final week before recess with President Ford set to outline anti inflation measures to a joint session and later appear before a House subcommittee on Nixon pardon questions. The foreign aid debate centers on a compromise continuing resolution that could suspend Turkey aid until it certifies progress toward a Cyprus settlement, amid efforts by Sen. Eagleton to recommit the measure. The week also features committee reorganization fights, agriculture appropriations, and bills on FBI director term and revocation of national emergencies from 1933, 1950, and 1970 1971.
A quiet weekend in Corry saw two separate automobile crashes and a prowler incident recorded by state police. A Route 426 crash near Costa's Corners caused $1,500 damage to Henry McCray's vehicle. no injuries. A second multi-car rear-end on Route 8 near Titusville involved Edith Shrout and Darrell Mealy, each with about $500 damage. A prowler report from Merle Daly described追 a blond male seen on his front porch. the search continued with others noting similar incidents nearby.
Chile is purchasing from the United States supersonic jet fighters and close air support planes in a multi million dollar arms deal. Chilean officials say the aircraft are for defense against potential Peruvian attack, while Chile and Peru seek peaceful relations.
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