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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows scattered tokens including numbers 61 and 63, mentions Columbus and a few initials. No coherent event or names form a usable news item.
Listing describes a home with seven rooms including a living area and baths, carpeted interiors, and storage options. It notes a dwelling on a single street with a convenient location, inviting buyers to consider the property for comfortable living or investment.
Across Chicago and Washington unions face court orders and looming walkouts. Railroad conductors and brakemen were barred from striking after a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order effective until April 10 with a hearing set for April 7. Separately, four networks negotiate amid a television and radio artists strike as Mutual reaches a settlement with ATAR, while Teamsters push a nationwide trucking strike vote amid talks with Trucking Employers Inc.
Erie County commissioners announced a 21600 liquid fuels tax allocation to Corry City for three street work projects Mead avenue Wayne street and North Center street. The grant adds to an 18640 state check and brings total fuels funds for the city’s streets and bridges to 40240 this year with assessed widening curbing on Mead and Wayne streets and asphalt curbs added to North Center street paving.
City police cited two drivers in a West South street crackdown on young motorists. Darryl T. Moon, 19, of 748 East Main Street, accused of reckless driving near Rex Theatre as rear wheels laid rubber and front wheels lifted. Charles W. Robinson, 19, of Mill Village, cited for minor alcohol violations after a 1:20 a.m. stop. he pled guilty before Alderman Merle Ottaway, paid a $25 fine and $9 costs, then released.
Miss Patricia Ohrn was named chairman of the Hospital Employes division for Corry Memorial Hospital's $550,000 campaign to fund a long term care addition. Ohrn, operating room supervisor and former staff nurse, aims for 100 percent division participation by April 17.
A four year old boy from North Clymer New York drowned in a farm pond behind his family's barn on Clymer Center Road. He was found under the ice about 4 pm by his parents and pronounced dead by a county coroner. Funeral details listed.
In Xenia area near the Warren County line, two young men were shot along Richland Road. The shooter, described as a man in his 50s with a .22 caliber pistol, fled on foot as about 15 to 20 volunteers searched rural farmland for him. Both victims were in poor condition at Greene Memorial Hospital.
A 2500 Communist regiment failed an assault near Saigon, leaving about 87 U S casualties and up to 581 dead on the Viet Cong side. B62 bombers based on Guam struck the escape route toward Cambodia, while U S forces reported heavy enemy losses and many weapons recovered. The Tay Ninh Province action followed earlier attempts to overrun American units in the region.
The auto industry sued three federal safety standards for 1968 cars, seeking to overturn interior passenger safety, door latch and hinge requirements, and steering column limits. The challenges were filed with the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. American Motors joined the suit against two standards.
State Police of the Corry sub station spotted a man wanted on a rape charge in Union City. Charles Peterson of Union City was arrested on a Crawford County warrant. He had skipped a court date and remained missing since August 30.
Carl A. Rennells guidance counselor announced a junior class meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the high school to discuss college entry. The session will cover graduation program review and entrance requirements for college trade business nursing schools and state scholarship and loan provisions under a new Pennsylvania program.
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