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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1970
Page
3
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A small group of elves departs the workshop to begin annual duties in time for the upcoming season. They assign tasks, improve tools, and prepare toys for eager children, signaling steady progress as preparations continue.
President Nixon tours the heartland aiming to rally the silent majority with a toned down law and order pitch. He campaigns in Ohio North Carolina Indiana and Missouri as Agnew continues the GOP drive to counter unrest ahead of Election Day. The swing spots include Columbus Grand Forks Kansas City and Asheville with Taft Burdick and Kleppe Symington races in focus. A Titusville crash meanwhile claims Howard Stitzinger's life after a late evening one car wreck near Tionesta.
In New York, an 11 man juror panel and a single woman begin hearing charges against members of the Panthers accused of murder conspiracy. The proceedings mark a pivotal stage in the case as the year and timeline are noted.
A letter from Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito and other dairy region representatives urged President Nixon to impose import limits on cheese and dairy products to protect American producers. The memo cites tariffs, rising prices, and foreign competition, arguing domestic dairymen face hardship if imports flood the market.
In Somerset County Shapp and Broderick debated a looming state fiscal crisis and higher education funding. Broderick backed a mass student loan program to broaden access, while Shapp warned it is not a cure and floated per capita student aid for colleges with different private and public schooling considerations.
Rep Forest Hopkins of North East plans a state house bill to provide a $100,000 life insurance backed benefit for any Pennsylvania volunteer firefighter killed in the line of duty. The plan funds a state policy for each fireman with minimal cost, citing past disasters like Corry where five volunteers died.
In Batley a former British soldier from the Coldstream Guards rushed the stage during Tiny Tim’s falsetto rendition of Land of Hope and Glory. He attempted to grab the megaphone, halting the show as Tiny Tim cut short his British tour and returned home.
Firefighters in Erie buried thousands of gallons of gasoline with foam after a Gulf Oil Corp spill near a lake shore. About 4,000 gallons leaked from a large storage tank as crews arrived at 8 p.m. Chief George Hamburger and deputies directed six units. Foam was sprayed around the yard to prevent fumes from spreading and to saturate the ground.
Jamestown NY considers a city council resolution to adopt 911 emergency dialing. The move would establish the three digit number for all emergency agencies. Jamestown Telephone Corp will install the necessary equipment at no cost to the city.
In San Diego, bearded local collegians faced off against police in a quirky Sunday softball matchup. The result was Freaks 5, Cops 4, with the game marked by a punishing heat and an umbrella shade scene as officers tried to calm the chaos.
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