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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary text references executives in Detroit, a broad play, press shares, and a prison offer but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events. Names such as Johnson, Noble, Graham appear amid disjointed phrases about magazines, assessments, and ads. No verifiable outcome or date provided.
The readable text shows scattered phrases about fuel shortages in Egypt and the West, references to conferences, writers, and philosophical lines. It appears as garbled OCR with partial names and nonsensical joins, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
The House Probe into Pennsylvania’s liquor system has cost about $1,000 per day of public hearings. Rep. Stanley Kester, leader of the 22-member committee, said hearings could continue six to seven months. The panel has held 12 sessions, with Gov. Shapp appearing recently.
Agriculture instructor Omar Menoher faces assault and battery charges filed by Union City Area High School parent Lois Heliker. District Justice Mary Jane Fuller set a Monday hearing as Ricky Edler, 14, a freshman in special education, recounts the events in class.
President Nixon urges Congress to authorize direct cash payments to aid housing needs as a substitute for large public housing projects. He proposes tax credits for lenders to boost mortgage investment, calls for FHA loan expansion and private mortgage insurance options, and criticizes oversized public housing as "monstrous" while outlining a broad housing package to ease high interest rates and mortgage scarcity.
AP report states Julia Stanek, one of a sextuplet birth in Denver, died from hyaline membrane disease after premature delivery. Three other infants show signs of the same lung ailment. two remain in good condition, two declined, with transfusions and respirator support used. Julia’s mother Mrs Eugene Stanek, 34, is, while father was briefly at hospital.
DETROIT AP The UAW Chrysler council considers the proposed contract aimed at ending the strike. National leaders push for a quick ratification, while locals resist delays to bring about 112000 production workers back by week’s start. The three year pact offers 3 percent annual wage raises, 12 cents hourly first year, 17 percent higher cost of living protection, and early retirement after 30 years with pension changes.
Pittsburgh police officer George Christopher, 28, off duty at the time, was charged with murder during a coroner's hearing into the death of Jerome Galvin, 23, after a street shooting in Wilkinsburg. Jerome died from a stomach wound on Sept. 10. his brother George Galvin, 26, was wounded and hospitalized.
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