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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1970
Page
3
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White House staffers aged 23 to 29 secretly toured 27 U.S. colleges after the Cambodia invasion to gauge student mood and report back to President Nixon. The eight aides visited three campuses each, in unions, cafeterias, dorms and lawns, stressing they were not selling a program but seeking candid views on issues affecting students.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Seaway Coach Lines of Erie to operate a bus route from Erie to Smethport with stops at Clymer North Clymer Panama Lakewood Jamestown Falconer Kennedy Randolph East Randolph Steamburg Red House Salamanca Carrolton Vandalia Olean Portville. The proposal faced opposition from Hudson Transit Lines Blue Bird Coach Lines and Chautauqua Transit which already serve parts of the Erie to Smethport corridor.
Hurricane Ella accelerates toward the Texas Mexico border with winds near 85 mph. The Weather Bureau warns of eight foot tides along the northern Mexican coast and a likely landfall near Brownsville early afternoon. In Harrisburg a highway bill to let offices issue plates and permits advances from the House committee.
Meadville police report a Canteen Co. truck owned by Erie firm was robbed of about $1,000 in coins, mostly quarters dimes and nickels, while parked in downtown Meadville. The driver Walter J. Prewatt left the vehicle allegedly locked and the white bag bearing First National Bank was missing. No suspects named. investigation continues.
Arab guerrillas say a new peace agreement with Jordanian authorities ends three days of fighting in Amman. Casualties rose as civilian deaths reached at least 30 with 40 previously reported. clashes, roadblocks, and shelling continued in parts of the capital. The guerrillas demand purge of enemies around King Hussein and CIA-linked figures as a precondition for a durable peace. An American embassy employee disappeared amid the turmoil.
Erie County court judges ruled police may search an automobile without a warrant if there is probable cause the car is linked to a crime. The ruling affirmed a May burglary conviction of two Erie men for the September 2 1969 Robert Hall Clothing Store break-in in Millcreek. A third defendant was acquitted. Murray and Adams face sentencing October 12 after Millcreek police found burglary tools and a car search with a warrant following the alarm.
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