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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
3
U S security officer Homer L Elm of an engineering firm and two Vietnamese civilians were captured after a Viet Cong ambush near Thanh Tri in the Mekong Delta. Elm reportedly wounded in the chest and given first aid before capture as villagers told police.
Niagara Falls rescue tale ends with 10 people saved after a helicopter crash and a patrol boat incident as police and a child remain unharmed. In Washington, plans to curb peanut subsidies move toward Congress. U S colleges seek foreign students to fill spaces amid demographic shifts and a reform panel drops mandatory quotas for delegates. In New Jersey a grandfather helps deliver his grandson Kenneth Michael Hamilton before hospital arrival.
A motion to dismiss gambling charges against Harry and Mrs. Newland of Canadohia Lake is stalled as Judges Thomas reserve ruling until facts are presented. The Newlands, who run the Canadohia Lake amusement park, face Aug. 15 charges for illegally conducting a bingo game. The defense argues the new crime code creates varying levels of prosecutable offenses and claims unequal protection under the 14th Amendment citing other unarrested bingo operators. The case pauses as 20 days are given to submit facts for a decision on dismissal or a hearing.
A five year study estimates fish and wildlife recreation worth 24 billion dollars annually to southeastern users. Economist Joseph Horvath says the figure is conservative and may influence court fights over federal projects. The survey covered 12 068 households across Maryland to Texas, targeting those who hunt, fish or bird watch to value a day of wildlife recreation and lost pay from time off. Nonwildlife values like scenery were not assessed.
In Chautauqua County Court Judge Lee Towne Adams dismissed an indictment charging criminally negligent homicide in the November 2 1972 turkey hunting accident that killed Bruce Madeen 17 a Jamestown High School senior. The case named Charles A. Piazza Jr. 26 of Jamestown. The dismissal followed defense motions after the People presented evidence.
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