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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
3
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United States China seating plan faces first UN test
At the United Nations, the United States seeks to seat both Chinas with a two thirds rule for its plan. A steering committee will decide if the items belong on the General Assembly agenda as 109 proposals compete. Pro and anti Beijing blocs clash over timing and method, with observers watching whether debate will start October 18. Demonstrations outside the UN numbered in the thousands but remained nonviolent.
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Extension Nets 565 Voters in Erie County Special Registration
Erie County registered 565 names during five special days ending Monday for newly enfranchised 18 through 20 year olds. The registrar questions how many will be allowed to vote as a court appeal awaits a ruling next Monday. About 150 of the 565 are estimated to be over 21. Total statewide registrations reach 122,488 for the November election, with Democrats at 66,079 and Republicans at 52,343. The young voters leaned Democratic about two to one.
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Louis Foradora
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Commonwealth Court
Foradora
Firemen run 4500 foot drill in 31.5 seconds
The Stanford Hose Company will stage a field exercise in Erie on Sunday. Four men will drive a firetruck 4500 feet at under 35 mph, stop, arm a hose, race 200 feet with it, and spray a target. A photo from last night’s practice shows the crew completing the drill in 31.5 seconds.
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Doubts Persist On Mao Illness And China Leadership
Washington observers question claims of Mao Tse-tung’s illness and death rumors. They note possible leadership maneuvering, cited by French reports, including a potential Oct. 1 parade cancellation and travel curbs. The situation raises concerns over China’s internal lineup ahead of Nixon’s Peking visit.
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Unemployment Pay Bill Faces Key House Hurdles
In Harrisburg the House returns for a one day session to act on Senate changes to unemployment legislation. A dispute over pensioner benefits threatens passage with Republicans seeking a 30 week cutoff while Democrats push extended payments, delaying action until Oct. 4 if needed. The row centers on how long pensioners on benefits should receive unemployment compensation and how many weeks to cover.
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Amchitka Blast Under Question Amidst Delays
Washington sources report a five megaton underground bomb was lowered at least 300 feet at an Alaska test site despite no official approval from President Nixon. The AEC furloughed workers and would take a week to place the device, with dates targeted between October 1 and 7 amid international protests and security concerns.
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