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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1974
Page
1
A stated official from a northern district is under scrutiny as authorities review an athletic initiative. The case involves ongoing state inquiries and potential funding complications impacting community sports programs.
Corry Earned Income Tax Committee approves a 1975 budget with projected receipts of 400000, about 20000 less than 1974, and raises city and Sorry Area School District disbursements to 150000 each from reserves. A five percent slowdown is forecast. reserve funds near 147000 prompt the boost to help agencies. Third quarter receipts will dictate if the plan stands or is revisited.
Bruce Williams of Paul Williams Truck Sales objects to Corry City Council's rejection of his $8,950 bid for a dump truck due to an escalator clause. He argues the city overpaid by selecting a $13,495 second bid and urges a return to competitive pricing, noting the ten month delivery risk and substantial cost gap.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger conveyed U S propositions on nuclear arms limits to Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev during a Kremlin meeting aimed at breaking a logjam on a 10 year treaty. The two hour session followed by brief remarks and a possible November accord in Vladivostok, with Bacov Brezhnev and Ford to meet in the Far East. A direct line between Moscow and Vladivostok has been established for rapid communication as talks continue.
The audit of the Corry Earned Income Tax Bureau for fiscal 1973 was accepted by the Tax Committee. Robert D. Kebert of Meadville prepared the report for OPA and found the operations and fund balances aligned with generally accepted cash accounting principles. He praised the receiver and committee for cooperation during the examination.
U S District Judge John J Sirica ordered Nixon to receive transcripts of White House tapes to aid his readiness to testify at the Watergate cover up trial. John W Dean III testified for the eighth day as the case featured courtroom tensions with threats of action to curb a carnival atmosphere. The government prepared to call E Howard Hunt Jr and the trial of H R Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Marchand and Parkinson continued on its 19th day.
Mickey Cohen told NBC and San Francisco TV reporters he used his own money and SLA contacts to trace Patty Hearst and SLA members William and Emily Harris. He said he found her 10 days ago but does not know her current location, and that he never met her. He warned freedom might require force.
Congressman Joseph Vigorito spoke to the Corry Chamber's Legislative Action Committee outlining inflation as the top national issue. He praised modest inflation, urged credit allocation to energy and housing, cutting government expenses, job creation, and tax reform to close loopholes. Opponents Clement Scalzitti and James Jovenall were noted as rivals.
President Ford in Chicago and Des Moines assails Democrats as the chief spenders behind inflation and fiscal danger. He labels the Democratic party as responsible for 38 of 42 years of Congress and warns the election of the wrong kind of Congress could threaten world peace.
Richard L. Leamer, 31, of Northeast, was pinned under the left wheel of a medium bulldozer for two hours after it rolled over on a land clearing job along Raspal Hill road near Clymer. Rescue by Clymer Fire Department and two deer hunters freed him at 1:30 pm. He was taken to St. Vincent Hospital, Erie, for a badly lacerated arm.
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