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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
3
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Vice President Spiro Agnew lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns to honor veterans as antiwar demonstrators plan a year long campaign to oust Nixon. The Pentagon has about 2000 troops on alert near Washington for potential violence during rallies by the Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice through Tuesday.
A Monmouth Airlines twin engined Beechcraft turboprop with eight aboard crashed on approach to Allentown Bethlehem Airport in a drizzle, killing four and injuring four. Rescuers found a note stating New York Allentown. No immediate identities for most passengers.
Westinghouse engineers report composted household refuse used to pave a test road showing durability and resistance to cracking. Nixon and antiwar protests figure in unrelated Capitol events with plans for demonstrations near the Washington Monument and a candlelight march on the White House.
The Westinghouse industrial ecology manager notes paving material with five per cent compost mixed into asphalt, sand and stone. The saying The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There reflects a focus on enduring communication.
Washington reports reveal COLC director Donald Rumsfeld warns a blanket merger ban would burden Phase 2. He backs a balanced case by case approach under the wage price freeze, while Rep. Wright Patman presses for a total merger ban. Hodgson says boards will target big firms and decide individually.
Across the nation the wage price freeze triggers refunds and rollbacks. Lincoln refunds court costs raised from seven to eight dollars between August and September. Cornell dorm deposits from one to fifteen dollars were reduced for about five thousand three hundred residents. Twin ten-year-olds refuse a ten cent raise in weekly allowances drawing notice from Julie Eisenhower. Concord New Hampshire hockey tuition jumps to fifty dollars caused a three thousand dollar deficit. New York City ice rink fees rolled back after no charges at raised rate. USC ticket prices from six to six fifty led to a court fight as the Cost of Living Council and OEP face the case.
The Marine Corps lists openings in electronics and communications and several technical specialties. Spots include operational communications, telecommunications maintenance, data systems, electronics maintenance, construction drafting and surveying, armament repairs, explosive ordnance disposal, supply services, and motor transport. Sgt. Tim Withrow visits Corry Thursday noon to 5 pm at the Post Office recruiting office. Erie callers can reach 453-4071 extension 2328 or 2352.
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