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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1972

Page

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City Council Adopts TIP Program Aims to Curb Drug Pushers

The four to zero vote approves an anonymous informant system modeled after Tampa, with tipsters given code names and rewards after convictions. Grice, streets director, pushes immediate implementation, including publicizing a contact number once assigned, to protect tipsters and deter dealers. The program will rely on anonymized tips to uncover networks and pushers.

Robert Grice Streets Grice Tip Corry Tampa Fla Council

73 Garbage Contract Likely To Be Tough

City budget discussions for 1973 begin October 30 as refuse pickup and landfill plans loom. City engineer David Johnson outlined a possible new landfill site beyond city limits and a higher service cost, with the Worth Street site no longer appearing as the current option.

David Johnson Worth Street

Burglary Probe at Kirby Cleaner Store

City police investigate a burglary at the Kirby Cleaner Store on North Center Street where $675 in cash and items including an AM FM radio with two speakers valued at $75 and two Kirby upright cleaners valued at $800 were stolen. The back door was forced and a 2x4 propped against it. The theft was discovered yesterday by Barbara Ongley, an employee from Spar tansburg.

Kirby Cleaner North Center Street Barbara Ongley R.D. 3 Spartansburg David Marinelli Kirby

Hijackers Seize Rowboat in Erie Bayfront Break-In

Erie police report thieves entered a boathouse on the lower west side and stole a 12 foot rowboat with a five horsepower motor and two oars. They rowed away with the boat containing the motor. Owner identified as James Cray, 19, of Erie.

Erie James Cray

Lost In Alaska Weather Slows Search For Hale Boggs Plane

A fleet of private planes joined an Air Force HC130 in poor weather to search Alaska s southern coast for a light Cessna 310 carrying House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and three others. The missing aircraft, on a campaign flight from Juneau, had radio contact until shortly after takeoff. Strong winds and overcast hampered the effort as authorities noted the plane was likely down.

Anchorage Alaska Hale Boggs Air Force Juneau The Air Forces Rescue Coordination Center Boggs Nick Begich Begich Russell Brown Don E. Jong. Boggs Gary Hymes Washington Jonz FAA Eyeleth Minn Lindy Bethesda Bogga Louisiana Edward Cocke New Orleans Brooklyn Cocke St. Mary's Assumption Roman Catholic Church Reinhard Stump Federal Aviation Administration Pan-Alaskan Airways Prince William Sound Panhandle William Moore National Transportation Safety Board Democratic Boggs Hale Congress

Martial law declared in Seoul amid constitutional upheaval

President Chiung-hee Park, a former four star general, announces martial law suspending parts of the constitution and dissolving the National Assembly. He pledges constitutional revisions by October 27 and a nationwide referendum a month after, aiming to restore rule by year-end. The proclamation says martial law began at 7 p.m. local time.

Seoul Chiung-hee Park National Assembly Park

Corry United Fund kickoff boosts early contributions

The Corry United Fund launched its annual drive at the Corry Motor Inn with $1 570 raised, two percent of a $91 375 goal. Donations so far include $500 from industrial divisions and cash gifts from business, service, special gifts divisions, and clubs. Funds support eight local services and are backed by groups like the Corry YMCA, Salvation Army, Visiting Nurses, Red Cross, Memorial Hospital, Mead Park, Boy Scouts, and Erie County United Community Services.

Corry Motor Inn Corry Ymca The Salvation Army Visiting Nurses ‘Association American Red Cross Corry Memorial Hospital Mead Park Association Boy Scouts of America Erie County United Community Services

Kissinger Returns To Paris Meeting

Washington AP Henry A Kissinger Nixon's top adviser returns to Paris for new peace talks with North Vietnamese negotiator Xuan Thuy after a five day pause as both sides consult with their respective governments and resume negotiations.

Washington Nixon Henry A. Kissinger Paris Xuan Thuy White House

Refinery and Hunts Resolve Gas Fumes Issue

United Refinery of Warren and its insurer met with Mr and Mrs Richard Hunt of Spring Creek to resolve gasoline leakage problems from an underground storage tank. Officials said fumes in the Hunt home basement probably did not cause an explosion, though tests and neighborly action followed. The Hunts left temporarily but returned after fumes subsided and cleanup actions, including lighting an old furnace, were undertaken with local fire chiefs and state environmental officials verifying safety.

United Refinery Warren Richard Hunt Spring Creek Hunt Residence Hunt Home United Hunts Willis Stroup Hunt Venture Inn Corry Thomas Lathrop Department of Environmental Ices Meadville

Elderly Man Dies After Minor Crash

An 83 year old Wattsburg man, Paul Turner, died after a minor Route 97 crash near Waterford. Autopsy results were pending as of today. Turner, stopped at a rural stop sign, pulled into Route 7 and into the path of truck driver Thomas Capela. Capela, 31, Spartansburg, attempted to stop but could not. Total damage listed at 500 dollars.

Wattsburg Waterford Merle Wood Paul 8 Turner RD. 2 St. Vincent Hospital Erie Corry Thomas Capela Spartansburg Capela Alan K. Reese R.D. 1 North East Charles R. Tanner R.D. 4 Union City Tanner

Voter signup office moves closer for Corry

Councilman William Halfast reported county commissioners favor a Corry voter registration office. They asked for a council letter requesting funding in the 1973 budget and staff. The motion to draft and send the letter passed unanimously, though staffing and hours remain to be decided.

William Halfast William C. Hill Jr Corry Halfast

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