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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1971
Page
1
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Phoenix police say seven people died in a late night shooting at a east side home. Victims include Frank Martin 18 Pam 16 Novella Bentley 42 and four of her children Adam 3 Tracy and Charlotte plus Debbie 12 visiting from another family. A man, possibly John Friedman Freeman, fled the scene and later surrendered after leg wounds. He faces murder charges after hospital treatment.
A two car collision on Route 8 two miles south of Union City sent 21 year old David Franz to Union City Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. His 53 year old counterpart Jean Zielinski treated and released for minor injuries. Zielinski pulled onto Route 8 from a private drive causing the crash with Franz. Damages were $800 to Franz vehicle and $2,000 to Zielinski’s car. Also reported a freak car pedestrian accident at Watt sburg Fairgrounds injured Judith Lund. Corry police investigated a separate rear end collision on Route 8 north of Titusville with no injuries to Levi Anderson or Terrance Stover and damages of $150 and $500 respectively.
SAIGON AP President Nguyen Van Thieu refused comment on Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky's threats to trigger a coup if Thieu proceeds with the October 3 presidential election. Ky hinted at force to halt the vote, while aides issued denials and analysts saw bluff or confrontation aims.
The U S Army Recruiting Command will open a Bere persis office in Corry at 6 South Center Street in the former Kinley Dolan insurance office next Tuesday. SFC Donald Burgess said the new permanent facility brings confidential conferences and full time enlistment talks to Corry, with plans for a grand opening later this month.
Washington AP reports a study for the American Psychological Association finds the average woman earns about 3,500 annually less than her worth and men are only 27 a year underpaid. Dr. Teresa Levitin notes a national sample of 351 women and 695 men, most working 35 hours weekly, shows women face sizable income gaps despite factors like education and tenure. The survey highlights white collar and nonunion workers in small firms as most affected, contradicting claims of better conditions offsetting lower pay.
West Berliners greet the Big Four accord with guarded optimism about easier East West access and visits to East Berlin. They note concrete steps depend on final details to be worked out starting Monday, amid five years of restricted crossing and divided city life.
Washington AP reports the White House opposes an excess profits tax but signals potential controls on interest rates after Nixon's 90 day wage price freeze ends. A high official calls the profits tax poor taxation and notes possible use of Fed dormant credit controls and mortgage rate restraints.
Mrs. Mary E Messenger oversees the Spring Creek Post Office now housed in a new office below the Spring Creek Store. The move from the old back of the store to its own space is nearly complete, with residents already benefiting from the updated facility. The article also notes White House debates over profits taxes and potential interest rate controls amid the Nixon freeze.
Johnson Brothers hardware on First Avenue was burgled yesterday with items worth about 458 dollars stolen. Owner J Everett Johnson of 221 Mott Street discovered the break in upon opening the shop and police say several suspects are being investigated.
Washington AP The Cost of Living Council says about 80 percent of school employees may not receive higher salaries under the freeze rules. NEA calls the reversal chaotic as Montgomery County misinterpretations spread. officials warn only those already earning at the higher rate before Aug 15 qualify for raises, affecting payroll computations nationwide.
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