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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
1
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TOKYO Le Duc Tho rejects the Nobel Peace Prize awarded with Kissinger over the Vietnam cease-fire talks. LA PAZ two men and two women missing Cuba detour seek legal entry as hijacking case lingers. BANGKOK Thailand defense minister bans military officers from politics as Dawee Chullasap orders abolition of Supreme Command HQ. TOKYO Tanaka confirms plan to expand self defense force despite court ruling. OTTAWA Energy Minister MacDonald says no oil export cuts to US and will not commit long term. Canada prioritizes domestic needs after talks with John Love.
AP reports experts will decide today if the November 10 Skylab 3 lift will be postponed up to a month to replace buckled fuel tanks in the first stage of the Saturn 1B rocket. Interior study weighs geothermal leasing on federal land with environmental tradeoffs but less damage than other power sources. Jill Ruckelshaus will stay as head of the White House women's division for now after her husband William Ruckelshaus was dismissed over the Watergate tapes dispute.
About 750 miners at two Greenwich Colleries Co. mines in Cambria County went back to work after a court order threat. The strike began last Thursday over job assignments.
Jane Eves of Erie, a planner for the Erie County Planning Department, is among four people conducting a traffic survey in Corry. The count, at various intersections, began yesterday and runs through tomorrow from 4 to 5:10 p.m., as part of revising the city's master plan.
Reports from both sides describe renewed fighting as Israel accuses Egypt of a strong air and armored attack on the Suez front just after a new cease-fire was announced. U N observers move toward the lines while Israel says its forces pushed south along the canal to isolate Egypt’s Third Army. Egypt claims Israeli gains relied on the failed first cease-fire.
At yesterday’s Erie County meeting a uniformed deputy sheriff stood watch prompting Leo Weir to ask why a sergeant at arms was needed. Weir criticized the arrangement saying riot history isn’t present and the sheriff’s department is short handed, while others joked about violence during prior sessions.
Corry’s municipal building built in 1919 will receive first floor lobby remodels to host the Water Department and city offices. Estimated cost between 3000 and 5000 dollars. remodeling charged to the Water Department while profits from selling the West Pleasant Street building will be returned to the department. A bid award will set a starting date for the project.
President Nixon canceled a planned Wednesday night nationally broadcast address and scheduled a news conference for 9 p.m. EDT to answer questions about the Watergate tapes crisis and Middle East issues. The House continued an impeachment inquiry as Sirica prepared to review the nine tapes, while the Senate committee pressed for full access to the tapes despite a court ruling.
Nixon backed down from a constitutional crisis by yielding to a court order for Watergate tape recordings after firing special prosecutor Archibald Cox. The move came as Elliot Richardson resigned as attorney general rather than fire Cox, and Congress debates a Watergate prosecutor who cannot be fired by the president.
The Corry Area School District reports missing funds have grown from 14000 to 20000 dollars since July 1 1973. Auditor Robert Robert of Meadville begins tax accounts while District Attorney R Gordon Kennedy warns the total may rise. no charges have been filed and ex treasurer Robert Wharton has been dismissed.
A fog and smoke tied to a swamp fire caused a series of crashes on the New Jersey Turnpike between Newark and the George Washington Bridge. Police report at least nine killed and over 40 injured in three major crashes and numerous minor accidents. The turnpike, opened in 1952, faced closures from Woodbridge to the bridge as rescue efforts were hampered by visibility.
A two car crash last evening at Route 426 and Crosscut road two miles north of the city caused 900 in damage with no injuries. Corry state police investigated. Betty George 48 of RD 4 Corry stopped on Crosscut road at a stop sign. On moving onto Route 426 her car was hit by a northbound vehicle driven by Donald Leslie 16 of 121 South Center Street. Damage totaled 400 to the George auto and 500 to the Leslie vehicle.
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