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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1974
Page
1
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Barbara Hutchison described her kidnapping by leftist gunmen as a two week comedy of errors that nearly ended in friendship between captors and hostages. She said she harbors rancor yet noted the rebels seemed sincere in their beliefs. In Egypt Kissinger travels to shape peace talks amid a secretary’s jet incident.
The Justice Department has offered to defend Richard Nixon, John Mitchell, H R Haldeman, and John Ehrlichman in civil suits accusing them of improper political harassment. Separate from U S Soviet space talks, Moscow plans to bar American reporters from viewing the launch of cosmonauts while allowing Soviet reporters at Cape Canaveral.
A New York attorney Maurice Olen and Alabama merchant Ivan Ezrine were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges they bilked retail stores in nine states of more than 700000. The scheme involved buying stores and stripping assets into paper corporations.
A nine woman and three man jury was chosen to hear the Watergate cover-up trial in Washington. Judge Sirica oversaw extensive venire questioning to address pretrial biases after two years of coverage. The panel includes eight black and four white jurors, with alternates to be selected and housed separately during the three to four month proceedings.
State police investigated four crashes yesterday with total damage of 1100 dollars. Minor injuries occurred in three accidents. no الشخص was admitted. At 9 30 a m a single vehicle crash west of Titusville on Route 27 involved Susan Westcoat 22 Pleasantville when a General Telephone wire fell onto the car causing it to leave the road. Damage 300 dollars.
A 3 month old Lovina Wengard died from smoke inhalation and burns when an oil stove exploded after gasoline was put in its tank. The two story frame house on Blakeslee road burned, valued at about 8000 dollars. Firefighters aided the family, with state police and fire marshal on scene. four other children escaped. The Amish family had moved to the area about two years ago.
The Agriculture Department says a sixth less corn than forecast and a 16 percent drop from 1973 will push meat prices up next year. Soybeans fall 4 percent from September estimates and 19 percent from last year. Donn Paarlberg of USDA warned higher meat prices are likely, while official 1975 general price forecasts remain unsettled. Other economic notes include a recession claim by Fed chief Burns, a looming coal strike, GI education benefit gains, an emergency housing bill, budget-cut calls from Ford, Mills opposing a 6 percent surcharge, and an expanded FDIC coverage bill.
GenTel officials warn hunters damage overhead lines and cable during hunting season risking fire reporting and emergency access. FBI notes investigative jurisdiction over willful injury to lines. A backhoe struck an underground toll cable near Pleasantville causing a 2 hour service outage.
A大 massive campaign to win yes votes on the November ballot for funding the Union City Dam recreation complex is led by the Union City Chamber of Commerce with strong support from the Corry chamber. 50,000 handbills will be distributed, newspaper ads planned in Corry Erie and the Brown-Thompson chain. Officials announced TV appearances to promote the dam is set to begin. Allan Brown pledged the Brown-Thompson chain’s full support at a Union City meeting.
In a London AP report Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour party won a clear majority in Britain s general election with 418 seats of 618 counted in a 635 seat House of Commons final results due later. Heath led Conservatives with 273, Liberals 9 and splinters 18. Wilson, first to four terms this century, said he would form his fourth administration and pursue tax the rich and nationalization goals while keeping close U S ties. inflation remains high and trade deficits loom.
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