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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1973
Page
1
Disjointed text references a 1971 state center decision, a court action over a company breakup, receipt and credit related notes, and a mention of Spannaus. The garbled lines imply a legal or financial dispute tied to a state House, redeeming assets, and bonding implications, but the exact facts are unclear.
State and city police investigated 13 crashes over the weekend totaling 10 210 in damage. One injury was reported a two car collision on Route 6 east of Corry where Katherine Carlson was treated for a back injury after her sedan was hit by a blinded driver. Subsequent crashes near Concord Township Titusville and other routes produced no injuries and modest damages.
Associated Press photographer team visited Columbus Township dairy farm owner Mike Kuzma and his family. The page 7 feature highlights farm life and daily tasks, portraying the Kuzmas as active dairy producers. The extensive spread covers milking routines, barn operations, and community ties.
Houston AP reported Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma spent their final full day in space tidying the station and transferring film tapes and equipment to the Apollo ferry ship. Splashdown aboard the USS New Orleans in the Pacific is set for 6 20 p.m. EDT Tuesday with postflight medical checks planned.
Secretary of State Kissinger told the United Nations General Assembly there must be no further delays in strengthening UN peacekeeping. He offered a general, non specific speech focused on transcending the Cold War and urged a broader role for the Security Council while crediting smaller nations for reducing conflicts.
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp production employees return to assembly lines after ratifying the UAW contract with the third largest Detroit area automaker. The nine day national walkout ended as 127,000 Chrysler workers resume work. The pact includes a 3 percent hourly wage increase over three years plus 12 cents in year one, lifting average pay from 5.10 to 5.97. A January change replaces mandatory overtime with a voluntary plan limiting shifts to nine hours and two of three Saturdays.
Senate testimony reveals E Howard Hunt Jr says Charles W Colson aided plan code named Gemstone linked to Watergate wiretapping The witness says the scheme aimed to frame the Kennedy admin over Diem assassination and included fabricating cables to replace missing State Department records Colson allegedly urged improving the record and showing fake cables to a Life Magazine reporter, with references to Ehrlichman memos on ongoing operations
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew appears set to fight federal corruption charges with his lawyers filing motions in Baltimore to halt the probe. An Agnew defense fund is reportedly being organized, while a Newsweek Gallup poll shows 66 percent favor him staying in office.
Harrisburg AP reports former Pennsylvania governor William W Scranton denies knowledge of reports he is being considered as a vice presidential replacement if Spiro Agnew resigns. He says there is nothing to it and declines to speculate on any offer.
National gasoline retailers warn shutdowns may spread nationwide unless Phase 4 price controls are eased. Protest closings hit Washington DC and Indianapolis areas as thousands of stations stay shut in California. President Charles Einstadt says relief within a day or two is needed to avoid public inconvenience and defiance of law by some operators.
In Santiago Chile the army cordoned off ten blocks in midtown while sweeping for illegal arms and supporters of the late President Salvador Allende. The operation targeted an apartment block linked to Allende officials as foreigners resided there. The junta presses an anti Marxist purge amid measures to curb inflation and keep copper and other investments under state control.
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