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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1973
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions 329 North with references to day, lights, shop terms, and a central payment context. It appears as an unclear local notice or listing fragment with partial street and age notes. No clear event or named entities beyond a street number.
Nine fire units from Columbus Spring Creek Spartansburg Elgin-Beaverdam Union City Waterford Wattsburg Clymer and Corry conducted a drill in a scenario mirroring a real disaster. Chief Thomas Lathrop oversaw the exercise.
Detroit AP reports top Chrysler executives remain at World Headquarters as 112000 UAW workers continue a nationwide strike. Talks began Sunday with no breakthroughs on overtime elimination, pensions, or plant safety. Possible layoffs for 10500 white collar staff were hinted if no settlement is reached.
Corry state police seek an unidentified driver accused of forcing Michael Boccio's car off Route 1 west of Corry. Boccio, 24, of Erie, was not seriously hurt, with $25 damage to his vehicle after it hit an embankment. Earlier, two cars collided in Hydetown, causing $2,000 damage and hospital treatment for both drivers. Robert Kunz, 55, of Pleasantville, faces failure to yield charges after his car struck George Donovan, 29, of Titusville. Kunz is listed in satisfactory condition, Donovan treated and released.
Elgin Beaverdam volunteers rushed to a Lovell's Station dairy where 35 cows faced urea poisoning. Veterinarian guidance led to treated cows with a vinegar and sugar mixture delivered via a shared needle as fire trucks pumped fluids, while a false alarm interrupted the effort.
The Associated Press reports lifting the beef freeze caused modest beef price increases in Pennsylvania while butter and eggs rose across 19 surveyed areas. In 195 food items, 54 percent advanced, 9 percent fell, 31 percent held steady, and 6 percent were unavailable.
Former political operative Donald H. Segretti agreed to plead guilty to an expanded Tampa indictment charging conspiracy and illegal publication of political material during the 1972 Florida Democratic presidential primary. The case, which involves money from Nixon aides, seeks penalties up to one year in prison and $1,000 fines per count.
IBM, the world’s largest computer maker, was found guilty in federal court of monopolistic practices and ordered to pay Telex Corp. $3.325 billion in damages while Telex must pay IBM $21.9 million for trade secrets. Judge A Sherman Christensen oversaw the case, which spanned months and led to IBM being required to begin actions to reduce its control of the computer accessory market.
Corry YMCA paid a 950 dollar IRS penalty after its accountant failed to file a required form for tax exempt status for 1971. Officials meet with the accountant to pursue refund from the IRS and from Wharton Business Service, who handled the books.
Tonight's council meeting includes a report by City Solicitor Rozelle on the status of annexation of Wayne Township, second readings on paving and sewers, and the vacating of part of Second Avenue plus street grade changes in the urban renewal area. Also on the agenda are an appeal of a Zoning Board ruling on a North Center street commercial complex, plus notes from City Engineer Johnson on 1073 construction, Columbus Township water service, the gasoline antitrust settlement, and Route 277 bypass inspection.
Sweden’s Social Democrats appeared to retain control after 41 years, with a slim two vote majority as 63,000 ballots remained. Official returns show Social Democrats and Communists at 176 seats, opposition at 174, with Center Party gaining 18 seats and King Gustaf VI Adolf dead, Carl XVI Gustaf succeeding to the throne amid a close parliament race.
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