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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1972
Page
1
Ox nth recovers iso cal on slop in a terse report noting unclear details and aging notes. The fragment references a local event or incident without clear names or places. Further context is needed to identify people or locations involved.
Police say three men may be involved after a night club fire at the Blue Bird Cafe in Montreal. Witnesses report a gray car, a bomb tossed into the building, and chaos as patrons fled through windows and crowds collapsed on the fire escapes. Hospitals report about a dozen critical injuries amid a large death toll.
Miami State Attorney Richard Gerstein calls the June 17 break-in at Democratic offices a concerted action to spy on the headquarters and steal records. He notes federal investigators were pushed to pursue the case ahead of the election. Photographs developed by Michael Richardson allegedly show two suspects from the Watergate entry. FBI and trial context referenced with Mitchell depostion in the $1 million invasion suit.
Julia Morton was crowned Miss Bear Lake at the Bear Lake Community Fair’s opening in Bear Lake. The 55th Annual Bear Lake School Reunion features reduced fare rides, a saxophone solo by Miss Morton during the talent portion, and prizes including two bikes. The fair runs through Labor Day weekend with a parade at 10 a.m. and events like pony pulling, garden tractor pulls, and a barbecue served by the Bear Lake Volunteer Fire Department.
North Vietnam announced it is freeing three American pilots held for over four years, saying amnesty was granted under humane policy and that more releases depend on positive U.S. peacemaking terms. The prisoners are Navy Lieutenants Markham Ligon Gartley and Norris Alphonso Charles and Air Force Major Edward Knight Elias. Their release will be through a U.S. antiwar group, likely the Committee of Liaison with Families of Servicemen detained in North Vietnam. Gartley, captured Aug. 17, 1968, after an F4 Phantom mission, is the longest-held. His father in Mississippi praised the news, while Gartley spoke of the long wait. Charles, 27, was an F4 pilot aboard a carrier.
ERIE Pa AP tainted food sickened at least 50 members of Boardman high school band practicing at Camp Lambeck Springfield Township near the Ohio border. Emergency equipment dispatched to transport students to hospitals as health officials collected food samples for testing. Most patients were in fair condition with several treated at St Vincent Hamot and Brown Memorial Hospital.
North and South Vietnamese troops clash north of Saigon with near four hundred casualties reported on both sides. U S air raids reach Hanoi area in heavy strikes, targeting supply depots and rail lines, while North Vietnam frees three American pilots and a naval raid near Hon La Island claims cargo stacks.
Pennsylvania districts reached contracts in seven counties while Philadelphia teachers rejected a city offer. The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers denounced a partial salary increase tied to work rule changes, including longer days, fewer extracurricular duties, and 485 layoffs. Other districts avoided strikes or moved to fact finding as Labor Relations Board actions shifted disputes.
Erie County District Attorney R Gordon Kennedy said he expects results of the Task Force 54 investigation of alleged drunk driving fixes by Erie County justices of the peace by Wednesday awaiting Attorney General Shane Creamer’s return. The probe started in April with material compiled in Harrisburg. A spokesman said charges, if any, would be filed by the local district attorney. ISRAELI EATING HABITS NEW YORK Israel firms plan frozen convenience foods despite preference for fresh product. Plans include opening several frozen food processing plants soon per the Bureau of International Commerce.
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