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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1973
Page
1
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Former White House aide John D. Ehrlichman was released without bail after pleading not guilty to burglary conspiracy and perjury charges connected to the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in. He will return for a Sept 20 pretrial hearing. attorney says he is not guilty.
Homer Hart of Cochranton sues Frank and Katherine Vete owners of Sleepy Hollow Golf Course and James Wick of West Sunbury over a July 29, 1972 tee incident. Hart alleges carelessness caused head injury with speech loss and paralysis. Mrs Hart files two counts for loss of consortium.
Erie County commissioners held an unofficial 2 to 1 vote against placing the Union City recreation area matter on the November ballot. The result came from an executive session and cannot be official until a formal vote next Tuesday. William O. Hill Jr and Leo Weir opposed. Louis Rzymek supported.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz warned that the United States was outmaneuvered by Russian buyers in a 440 million bushel wheat deal, with Huddleston urging probes into profits and Italian resales. Separate local notes discuss county recreation development and potential ballot measures tied to Corps of Engineers cost cuts and lake area boundaries.
Hydetown resident Jack Vanderhoof is listed in serious condition at Titusville Hospital after his car ran off Windfall Road three miles north of Titusville. Corry state police said the 198? model car hit a tree and was demolished in the crash yesterday afternoon.
Seventeen districts face ongoing walkouts as teachers strike in McKeesport and other Butler County areas while settlements unfold in Mars, Butler County, Steel Valley, Allegheny Intermed, Phoenixville, and Penn Ridge. Some districts resume with day to day operations and tentative contracts.
The Nixon administration moves to end the beef price ceiling two days ahead of schedule and enacts the new food price controls at once. Automakers may raise prices, grocers can pass higher costs to shoppers, and tires, paper, and detergent makers face delayed increases as hearings decide if increases are warranted. Gasoline prices are set to fall one to three cents per gallon at many stations today.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee nears Kissinger hearing when a push for Justice Department wiretap summaries delays confirmation. The panel seeks FBI tap reports on 17 officials and journalists from 1969-70, as Kissinger defends his dual NSC and secretary roles and promises openness while noting the taps aimed at national security. He offers to inform the committee should similar issues recur.
Erie County case upholds manager delivery rule for trailer courts saying private roadways block direct mail to trailers. The decision requires mail to go to the manager's office rather than individual trailers, reflecting private property access limits for carriers.
Five Palestinian gunmen seized Aly Yassin head of the PLO office in Kuwait and held him with four other hostages aboard a Kuwaiti Airlines Boeing 707. Negotiations aimed at freeing four Saudi hostages taken during the Paris embassy raid. Plan reported to drive to Damascus via Baghdad with Yassin as driver. aircraft sat in desert heat with no air conditioning.
State police investigated a two car crash on Route 426 about six miles east of Corry toward Spring Creek. The nearly head on collision sent two people to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment. Kenneth Durlin and Penny White were treated at the hospital.
Volunteer firefighters answered a late night alarm at a home near Essex and Washington streets. The blaze proved to be an electric clock running down, producing heavy smoke while residents’ names were unavailable and a full report was pending from the station spokesman.
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