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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1973
Page
1
An attorney for a Kansas County auto dealer navigates cross state titling involving Pennsylvania and New Jersey residents. The case centers on tag taxes and streamlined service, noting the bureau's 15 day processing window and concerns raised by clerkly staff including John Ney and Leonard Aurand with Denton Waterbor Inc.
Ambiguous text shows disjointed phrases about an Erie man, a judge, police, and a disorderly conduct theme. Lacking coherent facts, the readable items do not establish a clear event, participants, location, or outcome for a concise news card.
A dangerous device wielding guerrilla watches from a car as four abducted people are driven toward Vienna Airport. Two machine public safety item carrying Arabs halted the Moscow Vienna flight path.
Arabs claiming Eagles of Palestine Revolution released four hostages in Vienna after Austria agreed to shut a Jewish transit center south of the city. They then diverted to refuel across the Mediterranean with Austrian pilots ordered to land in Dubrovnik and Palermo. Police identified two suspects, Moustafa Souieidan and Mahmoud Khaldi, Lebanese passport holders.
Edinboro State College The Spectator the student newspaper earned a national critical survey award for clear concise objective writing while SGA impounded its funds over editorial criticism of Larry Hill president of the association. Hill accuses the paper of libel and demands budget suspension, editor David Rutherford defends free press rights.
Corry state police arrested Arthur Ives and Richard Baldwin for a theft from a car at Costa Cars in Titusville. The tape player belonged to Merton Fitch of 974 North Center Street. Both suspects, AWOL from Camp Lejeune, were arraigned and held on $250 bond in Warren County jail.
Federal prosecutors continue the Agnew probe as his lawyers file a two pronged motion in Baltimore seeking to stop grand jury activity. Hoffman in Norfolk sets dates for briefs and oral arguments while Agnew speaks in California and trustees are named for a defense fund.
Harrisburg report notes Transporta tion Secretary Kassab warns roads will worsen before weather and funds arrive. Republicans push a 1 percent gas tax, higher license fees, and $20 million in federal revenue sharing, hoping to reduce income taxes. Gov. Shapp seeks revenue sharing diverted to programs. The stalemate delays repairs, leaving potholes for winter.
Five area traffic accidents kept Corry state police busy yesterday with one serious event. An empty school bus rear ended a car stopped on Route 97 east of Route 19 injuring two people and causing heavy damage. Marshall W. Platt, 57, of Waterford was in the stopped car, which was demolished. Bus driver was Charles F. Palmer, 39, of Cambridge Springs.
Corry state police report multiple burglaries at camps around East Branch and near Spring Creek and Three Point. Victims include Dr. Jack Haney of Erie and Bruce Carroll of Willoughby Ohio. Stolen items total 390 dollars at one camp. another camp yielded a 280 dollar haul. Two injured in unrelated Route 6 crashes and another crash on Route 8 left two injured near Titusville.
The Nixon reelection committee disclosed secret gifts totaling $18.2 million from ambassadors bankers and industrialists with W Clement Stone lead donor at $2 million and other high profiles including Richard Scaife and the Rockefeller family. The release under court order traces funding from Jan 1 1971 to Apr 6 1972 amid calls for audits by Common Cause as records show broader fundraising and leftover funds after expenses.
A Carendon woman Ruth Putnam is bound over to Erie County court after a May crash that killed a Corry mother. She faces involuntary manslaughter charges after her car collided head on with Julius Carniewski of Corry near the Corry Chrysler Plymouth garage on Route 6. Martha Carniewski was killed.
The Corry Board of Education budget grew from 113,762 in 1923 to 2,850,504 in 1973 74, a factor of about 90. State aid rose from 318,900 to 2,412,895 as city property valuation climbed from 2,666,136 to 25,000,000, while dollars lost purchasing power over time.
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