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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1973
Page
1
Brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a police pouch or pouch attempt and a lorry. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. Unable to extract a coherent event or identify responsible entities from the provided text.
A garbled OCR passage mentions a vehicle valued at around 500 dollars, a police response, and unnamed individuals including a Thomas Clifford. Details are incomplete, with references to a bicycle, a street, and a 13,000 figure appearing out of context, leaving the incident unclear.
Washington AP report says both the White House and special prosecutor Archibald Cox will appeal a court order forcing Nixon to turn over Watergate tapes. The White House will file Thursday to block release, while Cox seeks clarification of standards for evidence to grand jury.
City Council by 4 to 1 vote approves Moody Associates Inc to conduct surveys and drill wells that would yield up to 2 million gallons daily, with options to acquire land as locations are found. Mayor Budward Zarger and four council members back the plan. Jack Downey dissented.
Los Angeles AP report says former White House domestic affairs adviser John Ehrlichman and aides Egil Krogh Jr David Young and G Gordon Liddy were secretly indicted on burglary conspiracy and related charges connected to the Elisberg break in The judge ordered sealed indictments and set bonds at 500 each with surrender dates to be announced The Watergate probe lead prosecutor may issue statements on the impact of the indictments
City officials and church leaders plan talks for tomorrow night to clear a path for burning two former Crystal Coal Co. buildings near Maple avenue. The Sunday drill would involve Union City firemen but would clash with church services. officials may cancel plans.
The Erie County Plastics Independent Union will receive a 25-cent hourly raise for the last year of a three-year contract. The raise brings total three-year increases to 90 cents for ECPC employees at its two local plants, with 300 workers affected. The current contract expires September 1, 1974. Erie County Plastics specializes in modern injection molding.
An Air Vietnam Boeing 727 flying from Bangkok to Saigon suffered a blast in a food compartment. An American ex explosives expert said a hidden bomb caused the explosion. Two passengers and a stewardess were injured. the plane landed safely back in Bangkok.
Harrisburg AP reports a policy shift moving education duties from Welfare to Education. Welfare disbands its education staff and transfers some personnel while Education funds Intermediate Units to run special education programs. About 3,600 institutionalized individuals ages 5 to 21 are affected, with units extending services to private facilities and home residents.
West Frederick residents fail to obtain a second hearing on the proposed mini mall on North Center Street in West Frederick. The City Zoning Board of Adjustment approved the plan on August 9. Officials say no rehearing will occur unless a court orders one. Delegation led by Gerald Rushin and others argued vacations and missing information affected its consideration.
Two City Council members balked at proposed federal revenue sharing uses and the group scheduled a special meeting to decide. The plan totals 166 072 with 70 000 to balance the 1974 budget 25 000 for police and fire salaries 5 000 to restructure administration and salaries for state and federal programs 40 000 for environmental protection 35 000 for transportation 55 000 for environmental conservation and 6 72 for recreation and culture.
Abercrombies Market in Mill Village was robbed during the night for a second time in a short period. State police said the extent of the theft is unknown and the owners were conducting a full inventory. A prior break in months earlier led to arrests.
Three Arab gunmen seized the Saudi embassy in Paris, holding at least five people and threatening to blow the building unless flown to an unnamed Arab capital. They claimed ties to a Palestinian faction Al Icab seeking Abou Daoud’s release, while police negotiated amid unclear links to other groups. The incident coincided with the Munich attack anniversary but officials saw no direct connection.
Pittsburgh AP report says students from 29 districts drew up a right s document covering acts of affection locker searches dress codes and disciplinary procedures The education secretary plans a final draft for the state Board of Education this fall The proposal seeks explicit student rights while acknowledging school duties and safety concerns
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