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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1972
Page
1
Today progress reported in the I5 Nation case as authorities verify copper shipments and investigate a possible duplication issue affecting the supply chain. Officials confirm ongoing testing and expected updates from law enforcement and industry stakeholders.
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The Merchandise Division of Associated Spring Corporation announced a new 65 000 square foot facility at the southeast corner of East Columbus Avenue and Sciota Street. The move from the Raymond Division on South Center Street creates space for ASC expansion. Groundbreaking is set for Monday at 1 45 p.m. with Linda Olson Miss Pennsylvania assisting.
South Vietnamese marines raised their flag over the Quang Tri Citadel in Saigon marking the biggest victory since the North Vietnamese offensive began March 30. The city had endured four and a half months of occupation in ruins.
The Fourth Ward urban renewal project awarded to A C Laing Co of Franklin with a bid of 12 497 to demolish buildings starting at West Pleasant Street and First Avenue. Work must finish within 120 days. Also, Erie County Redevelopment Authority to buy properties. federal loan grant increased to reimburse moving costs for displaced residents. In Vietnam news, Hanoi area off limits to US bombers for pilots rescue. Quang Tri recaptured by marines. Thieu predicts long rebuilding ahead.
Washington AP reports the first step toward punishing nations that harbor air terrorists with possible suspension of landing rights and international boycotts. The ICAO subcommittee outlined a mechanism to enforce anti hijacking laws, with formal action unlikely before late 1974 due to treaty developments and ratification delays.
Jill Taylor, a Corry Area High School junior, started a two hour daily Labor Day show on WOTR after being recommended by the station. She says she took the job for experience and notes its potential, but does not plan broadcasting as a career, preferring journalism or writing. Jill learned radio basics from NOW and contributes to The Journal’s student page while living on Hillcrest Drive with her proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Taylor.
Three gunmen freed 83 passengers from a hijacked Scandinavian Airlines DC9 landing at Madrid after taking six Croatian terrorists released from Swedish prisons, $105,000 ransom, two pilots and two stewardesses as crew. Swedens Premier Palme warned nations against yielding to blackmail.
The Corry branch of Stairways opens Tuesday in the North Center street building once used by Corry Youth Center next to the Elks Lodge. Hours are 1 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm, staffed by a local social worker and Corry volunteers, funded by the Erie County Health and Mental Retardation Office. The non profit program aids emotionally disabled individuals after psychiatric care and links hospital and community resources. In Pittsburgh, about 120 nurses aides defied a court order and refused to cross picket lines at John J Kane Hospital during a strike.
Pasadena based scientist Ned Rasor proposes remote surgery via a dexterous robot hand guided by a surgeon watching X ray video. He says the idea could apply to distant patients aboard ships or spacecraft and enable small incisions with less infection and recovery time.
The federal grand jury charged seven defendants including G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr in a June Watergate break in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. They face counts of conspiracy to use wiretaps and surveillance, with money and motive questions noted by a Justice Department spokesman.
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