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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
1
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Pennsylvania Gov. Shapp announces that 12 state facilities will shut or cut services starting Oct. 1 because the 850000 dollar deficit in the parks budget. Valley Forge and Washington Crossing parks will close on Mondays from Oct. 6, with Graeme Park and others affected. About 40 of 600 park employees may lose jobs unless volunteers step in, and some facilities may face full closure next April 15 without more funds.
Washington Post reports that E Howard Hunt told associates he once received a 1971 or 1972 order from a Nixon White House official to assassinate columnist Jack Anderson, a plan cancelled at the last minute. Hunt, jailed for Watergate, would have used a poison that left no autopsy trace.
Police logged two thefts and three vandalism incidents over the weekend. Victims include Harold Stanbro, 149 Wright Street, whose car battery worth 20 dollars was stolen. C H Shaffer, Corry, whose car wheels valued at 35 dollars lost. Richard Christensen Jr, 03 East Main Street, radio antenna stolen valued at 10 dollars. Addison Reeder, 432 Mead Avenue, motorcycle damaged with 29 dollar loss. Lights at the city garage on East Smith Street were broken costing 10 dollars.
Washington AP Ford administration cuts 6 cents a barrel import fee on refined petroleum products retroactive to Sept 1. A 2 dollar per barrel crude oil import fee may also be dropped, potentially lowering nationwide prices by about 3 cents per gallon if approved. Officials expect costs drops in New England and Middle Atlantic states.
Corry state police report a spate of burglaries over recent weeks with three break ins over the weekend yielding no thefts. Two juveniles were arrested in one case, while another involves a trailer at Blakeslee's Trailer Court. A hunting camp trailer on Route 426 was entered with no items stolen. Owners include Paul C. Lyons of Crystal River Florida Bonnie Irish of Corry and Leo Lang of Erie. Officers say charges will be filed against the juveniles.
Former President Richard M. Nixon denies under oath personal responsibility for the 18 minute tape gap from the Watergate era. He testifies at a hearing on ownership of tapes and documents as the government seeks control, while allies push for FOIA access and a possible presidential library site at USC.
Tropical storm Eloise rapidly regained strength over open Gulf waters and is expected to become a hurricane again as it moves toward the north central Gulf Coast. Forecasters warned warnings may be issued for parts of the Gulf Coast as Eloise nears Louisiana and Florida, with winds around 70 mph at 6 a.m. EDT and potential further intensification. Faye remains a tropical storm with no land danger for several days.
Patricia Hearst and her parents will testify on Tuesday to argue for minimal or no bail. U S District Judge Oliver J Carter revoked a $500000 bail after Hearst was captured following a 19 month manhunt. Prosecutors said Hearst could testify she will not flee, while investigators pursue possible links to SLA tied bombings and other radical actions.
Randolph Hearst, president of the San Francisco Examiner, arrives at the high security San Mateo County Jail in Redwood City with clothing for his daughter Patricia. Miss Hearst has been held since FBI capture last week.
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