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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1971
Page
3
A brief notice reports Lesko denying or clarifying remarks after a dispute involving alleged statements. The fragment mentions potential implications of her utterances and the surrounding legal or social response. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text references a church office, denial of a statement, and police involvement. Specific names, places, dates, or events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a pastor, a barn, and prior statements. No clear outcome or person can be established from the readable bits.
Tokyo plainclothes police lead two radical students to a station after they broke into the Imperial grounds. Militants shouted opposition to Emperor Hirohito's Europe trip and injured three palace guards and one policeman in a brief clash. Two other students were arrested outside the grounds.
Stanford Hose Company members and apparatus earned multiple ribbons at the 92nd Pennsylvania Firemen's Association activities. The nose ladder truck won best-looking in the parade, while Corry firemen claimed four ribbons in field day events. Stanford Hose captured first in the 14-inch pre connect and second in portable pump and hose replacement, plus fifth in 22-inch draft. Corry finished fourth in overall standings among 21 companies, with Girard leading at 43 points, Union City 43, Waterford 40, and Corry 32.
Herbert Bischoff learned his 1964 car stolen from his East Providence home was recovered but in Puerto Rico. Police impounded it at Puerto Neuvo and offered Bischoff pickup, unclear how it reached the Caribbean island.
ANAHEIM Calif AP A crime prevention institute will open at the University of Louisville next week. Dean John C Klotter says the institute started after visiting eight U S police departments and finding no one responsible for crime prevention. Twenty seven officers in the first three week course will study burglar alarms security systems architecture lighting CCTV monitors race relations and theft insurance.
U S officers report renewed North Vietnamese assaults along the South Vietnam Cambodia border timed with political unrest. Heavy shelling hit Highway 7 near Krek as U S fighters and B 52s supported South Vietnamese positions. Saigon says 58 N Vietnamese killed. 20 South Vietnamese dead with many wounded. Antigovernment demonstrations erupt in Qui Nhon Da Nang and Can Tho ahead of the Oct 3 election.
President Nixon lauded a new Hanford test facility as a step toward abundant cheap nonpolluting nuclear energy. He announced a $200 million federal program with the electric power industry to back a demonstration plant, and said two fast breeder reactor prototypes would be developed by 1980. The locations were not disclosed.
President and Mrs. Nixon plan to attend a gala 75th birthday reunion for Mamie Eisenhower at a downtown hotel. The event, a $100 per plate dinner, supports a scholarship fund at Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls.
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