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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1969
Page
7
A fragmented OCR item mentions a board discussion about a power plant project, noting delays and concerns among members. The readable text implies procedural questions and possible scheduling impact on the plan.
In Santiago a brief army protest over pay ended within 24 hours after Brig Gen Roberto Viaux Marambo surrendered to Maj Gen Alfredo Maha. A midnight truce paused fighting as loyal troops surrounded the Tacna Regiment HQ and 14 civilians were injured.
Harrisburg Pa AP House draft resolution to create a joint committee with New York Michigan and Ohio to probe Lake Erie pollution begins this month. Senate action includes a 200 dollar fine or 80 days jail plus license revocation for stripping parts from abandoned cars and removing registration plates. A measure guaranteeing homeowners 380 days notice before eminent domain also passes.
Donna Long and a small American flag walked 117 miles from Jacksonville to Raleigh to oppose Moratorium Day. She wrote Gov. Bob Scott urging that ordinary Americans speak up against the Vietnam policy critics.
NBC aims to reduce all political ads on its five owned TV stations by 50 percent in 1970 to ease campaign spending. Julian Goodman outlined the plan in testimony to the Senate subcommittee, with options to extend reductions to affiliated stations and later to 1972 presidential contenders. The hearing considers bills demanding steeper cuts and equal time rules, with broad bipartisan sponsorship but uncertain fate.
Sen George McGovern accused Vice President Agnew of cynically trying to discredit Vietnam war dissenters and said Nixon approved the tactic. The attack came as Senate critics postponed Vietnam policy hearings before Nixon’s nationwide address.
In San Bernardino thirty bystanders refused for twelve hours to provide information on a man shot to death with detectives saying they questioned witnesses from 3 a.m. to 3 p.m. before any admission. Three witnesses later underwent lie detector tests.
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