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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1974
Page
1
In a terse paragraph, Ed is linked to the Xorbi incident involving two separate fire events. Officials pursue leads as investigations focus on a pattern of arson-like activity impacting nearby properties. The piece notes local reaction and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions upcoming state cells and difficult timing in a local notice. The readable parts hint at a scheduled action or deadline but lack detail on parties, places, or exact dates.
AP wires report a taped communiqué and photo claim Jose Guadalupe Zano Hernandez, father in law of President Luis Echeverria, is alive and praising the abductors and predicting their rule in Mexico. The items were delivered to a Mexico City newspaper on Friday. Turkish PM warns Cyprus talks must progress to avoid permanent division and accuses Greece of stalling. Swedish ex-officer Stig Wennerstroem pardoned after 10 years as a Russian spy.
Virginia Beach residents Kenneth W. Reitz and wife plan to live in the past to protest high utility charges. They tell AP their monthly bill rose from about 40 to 90 dollars while living in a 1-bedroom unit with limited electric use.
Commonwealth Court ruled U S Steel must comply with the 1972 agreement to reduce air pollution at its Clairton coke works. The court sent the case to Allegheny Court to decide if contempt and fines up to 300000 are warranted for past violations.
The National Weather Service warned that Hurricane Carmen would strike the Gulf Coast between Grand Isle Louisiana and Mobile Alabama before midnight, with sustained winds of 120 mph and gusts to 150 mph. Gale winds begin by noon, hurricane conditions by late today, and tides up to 12 feet in the impact zone. Evacuation plans were underway as Carmen moves north at 12 to 15 mph from about 250 miles south of New Orleans. A tropical low near the Leeward Islands could become Elaine if winds reach 39 mph, threatening the Caribbean with a fifth tropical storm.
Franklin bid opening for Route 6 from Union City to Ranges Corners at Elgin could lead to a project start within days. Erie County crews may resurface Elgin to Corry, though timing remains uncertain. Meantime, West Washington street extension and Turnpike road work show progress. Route 89 resurfacing has no word yet. Meantime a homicide case in Meadville sees Rowland F. Stebbins charged with criminal homicide in the death of Russell Garlock. Police report an argument preceded the incident and say Garlock was found in Stebbins room. County road projects reflect local pressure on PennDOT and officials, with a list of contacts to facilitate future work to be published.
Standard Oil of Ohio cut pump prices by two cents per gallon effective midnight. Regular gas drops to 53.8 cents, premium to 57.8 cents, with the move cited as ahead of a potential crude oil price drop in 60 days. Boron outlets are Dick's at South Center and South Streets and Louie's at North Center and East Columbus.
President Ford pledges to curb double digit inflation before July 4, 1976. Speaking at a Philadelphia dinner marking the Continental Congress anniversary he warned of the lingering inflation threat and urged bipartisan public support for an anti inflation program while outlining no specific measures. He noted comparably to 1774 inflation fights and planned a busy day including a crab feast in Fairfax County and a White House picnic with cosmonauts and astronauts.
Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders agree to exchange military and civilian prisoners and lists of thousands of refugees in the first Cyprus accord since Geneva talks collapsed. Glafcos Clerides and Rauf Denktaş meet at Ledra Palace Hotel as Ankara warns delays could leave the island permanently divided.
City police charged four drivers for motor vehicle code violations overnight. Lawrence J. Baressi, 17, was cited for reckless driving, failing to stop, and driving with lights off. Frederick W. Way, 23, faced counts for operating a cycle without eye protection and expired registration. Bruce L. Thompson, 17, cited for after hours driving on a junior license. Allan M. Hamm, 18, cited for speeding.
McInnes Steel Company has finished a 1.5 million expansion of its East Main street plant. Officials toured the upgraded facilities, led by president A. Bruce Smith. The project adds site prep, a modern steelbuilding, overhead radio controlled cranes, electrical piping, heat treating furnaces, and quenching tanks to meet rising forgings demand.
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