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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1972
Page
3
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Taxpayers in Mayville Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties face 1973 bills totaling 496000.83 to cover Penn Central Railroad unpaid taxes from 1971 72. County treasurer Robert H Miller notes deeper tax rolls next year while railroad PR rep William Baird says the company is under orders not to pay taxes. A town by town breakdown lists unpaid amounts across Chautauqua County with several towns owing tens of thousands. Slocum gains eligibility to compete in Washington D C as a state handicapped employment winner. Democratic lawmakers in Harrisburg plan a 100 per plate dinner Oct 10 to raise a million for party expenses.
Hurricane Dawn, packing gusts up to 95 mph, was about 300 miles off Cape Hatteras at 5 am EDT. The National Hurricane Center called it a potential threat to the northeast United States coast as the season’s third hurricane hovered near 38.5 N, 71.5 W.
The New York Central Park Zoo welcomed its first gorilla birth, a boy weighing four and a half pounds born to seven year old Lulu. Father Kongo, age seven, watches from an adjacent cage as the family sequesters in the iron house for about two weeks to enjoy privacy from well wishers.
Saigon reports say South Vietnamese forces still hold most of Tien Phuoc as counterattacks unfold near Da Nang. Brig. Gen. Hiestand says only the district HQ fell to North Vietnamese forces, with a Vietnamese push to retake the area as U.S. helicopters report tank losses and reinforcements arrive to defend the town of about 33,000 residents.
On the first anniversary of the Attica riot, Lt. Richard Delaney’s 1971 entry sparked 97 hours of revolt that left 43 dead or dying, including 32 inmates and 11 staff. Today the facility operates with a smaller inmate population, new uniforms, and an integrated guard force under Supt. Ernest Montange as memorial services are planned for slain staff.
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