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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
3
The readable fragments mention Interior officials, federal charges, spending debates, and veterans, with garbled names and terms. The text points to political discourse on ecology and policy but lacks coherent events or clear subjects to confirm.
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a chaotic room scene with mentions of horror, children, shrieks, and inferno. It references people or roles like verma and stalls or racks, but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret. The core imagery focuses on fear and danger in a confined space.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions TOF to sell three items and a buyer named Dan with unclear context. No further verifiable facts or identifiers available from the readable portion.
The $1.5 billion school desegregation bill faces a Monday House vote under a 40 minute debate limit and no amendments. The two thirds requirement plus antibusing sentiment complicate passage as sponsors Quie and Pucinski express doubt and accuse leadership of intent to kill it.
Harrisburg AP Atty Gen J Shane Creamer says a federal court order lets him set aside state funds for crime victims The plan would allocate about 1 million from a 3 million overcharge award to victims and hospitals Fleming questions executive spending without an appropriations bill A separate item notes a rally planned by Rev Carl McIntire seeking 500000 attendees in Washington next May
Agnes Armstrong spots a bay gelding in her three foot deep pool on a rural 30 acre Palatine estate. David Niles of Cook County sheriff confirms the horse jumped through a nylon cover and stood in the pool water. Neighbors contacted as owner not immediately located.
Forest County authorities investigate a possible drug overdose in the death of 2 year old Joseph Sullivan of Crafton found in an abandoned barn along Route 62 near East Hickory. An autopsy at Franklin Hospital and lab tests near Philadelphia are pending results expected next week.
Supreme Court nominee Lewis F. Powell Jr. defended a Richmond Va annexation against Justice Department objections under the Voting Rights Act. A district judge ruled the 15th Amendment violation, noting dilution of black voting rights, a case that could determine control of city government. Powell met with Attorney General Mitchell in August, stressing his role as an informed citizen rather than acting counsel for the city.
Washington AP Tito of Yugoslavia rejected U S efforts to enlist his help in a Middle East crisis solution saying there is little third parties can do if the sides refuse to move He warned there are already enough good plans on the table and no need for new proposals as Rogers notes the outlook for a mediated interim Israel Egypt agreement is dim Tito and Nixon prepared a communique to contrast with Krushchev 1955 apology while Tito enjoys a state visit schedule including Stans luncheon and meetings with Agnew Albert and Fulbright
A group of 19 Cuban detainees and a three man crew were transferred from a motel to U S Naval Air Station Belle Chase near New Orleans to simplify detention while a sugar convention proceeds. Immigration officials said the Cubans entered the country illegally and the move will last through the event.
SAN DINGO Calif AP Sandra Roberts drove up to a bank and saw her son Michael leaving on foot with a blue bag after a holdup armed with a pistol. Police records say he wore similar clothes that morning and was arrested later at a motel where the getaway car was traced. The bank robbery involved about 1400 dollars at North San Diego branch.
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