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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1970

Page

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Memorial Edition Of The Journal For Firefighters’ Families

The Corry Journal will publish a memorial edition this afternoon to benefit the Stanford Hose Company survivors of the Easter Sunday fire. Proceeds go to families, with a $1 minimum per copy and no maximum donation. Sales occur Friday through Sunday on streets, at The Journal, local newsstands, and two fire stations, with Jaycees and local groups handling street sales.

Corry Journal Stanford Hose Company Corry Civil Demese Corry

Controllers in Court as PATCO Walkout Continues

Washington AP reports air traffic crippled as PATCO's F Lee Bailey faces contempt questions over the 25 March walkout. FAA says 378 controllers intend to return. unions demand third party negotiations. Snow disrupts Midwest travel with Chicago flights halted and delays at New York area airports.

Washington Midwest PATCO F. Lee Bailey Bailey Federal Aviation Administration FAA New York Chicago Kansas City O'Hare United American TWA Braniff Newark Kennedy International la Guardia Justice Department Brooklyn U.S Pittsburgh

U S General Dies In Viet Ground Fight

In Vietnam a U S brigadier general was killed by a sniper about 70 miles northeast of Saigon, the first U S general killed in ground fighting. Across 48 hours battles killed 61 Americans, 101 South Vietnamese and 552 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops.

Saigon High Point USS U.S William R. Bond Highlands Song Mao U S

That Road to Bear Lake Will Be Fixed Soon

The State Highways Department replies to Bear Lake residents petition by signaling reconstruction of sections on the Bear Lake Columbus road once funds are available. District engineer A R Rowles of Franclin says the highway is past routine maintenance and an immediate appraisal of critical areas is underway. He cannot estimate start timing until the State Highway Commission programs the project and the legislature funds it.

State Highways’ Department Bear Lake Bear Lake- Columbus A.R. Rowles Franclin Rowles State Highway Commission

Stalemate at Korean airstrip drags on third day

A hijacked Japanese jetliner with 100 hostages sits on Seoul airport runway for a third day. Defense Minister Chung Nae-hyuk warned the hijackers that patience was wearing thin and urged them to release passengers in exchange for permission to fly out. The hijackers then demanded to meet Japanese officials and reporters, while authorities offered no response.

Seoul South Korea Defense Chung Nae-hyuk Japan North Korea Pyongyang pro-Peking Zengakuren Japan Air Lines Tokyo Fukuoka Sibs Shinji Ishida

Taps to Sound for Fallen Stanford Hose Company Men

A fire alarm test tonight will echo Taps in memory of five Stanford Hose Company members who perished in an Easter Sunday explosion at the Sherwin-Williams paint store. The 6 PM test will repeat the 2 2 pattern, honoring their final call in line with national tradition.

Stanford Hose Company Sherwin-Williams

Teamster Talks Progress In Nationwide Trucking Strike

Washington AP reports Teamsters and trucking industry negotiators haggle over about three billion dollars in wage demands during the national strike affecting 425,000 Teamsters. While most drivers stayed on the job, unions pressed for higher pay and expanded benefits as Kansas City drivers near a retroactive contract, with several cities seeing walkouts and others avoided.

Washington Teamsters Ray F. Beagle Trucking Employers Inc. Group Nixon Frank 5. Fitzsimmons Beagle David Halpenny Teamsters Local 515 Chattanooga, Tenn the International The International

Cards and Wires Pour In on Corry Fire Tragedy

Expressions of sympathy flood Corry after Sunday night fire that killed five. Messages arrive for The Journal, the Stanford Hose Company, the mayor, and fire chief, with poems from A J Breault and Marian Caldwell. Wires come from Ridgefield New Jersey Reading Pine Creek and letters from Suitland Maryland Ridgefield New Jersey Sunbury Milton Olean and Turtle. Sympathy items arrive from Brilliant Volunteer Fire Company Franklin Dunlo Washington County Volunteers Association and Bill Thomas family. More come in too rapidly to track.

Journal Stanford Hose Company Corry A.J. Breault Marian Caldwell Ridgefield N.J Reading Pine Creek Suitland Sunbury Milton Olean Turtle Creek Brilliant Volunteer Fire Company Franklin, Dunlo Washington County Volunteers Association Bill Thomas

Firefighting Heroism Across Regions Amid Easter Tragedy

Emergency responders mobilized at Corry Memorial Hospital as the Easter fire and related blazes drew more than 80 trained firefighters and 34 outside companies from Pennsylvania and New York. Local staff, with support from Warren General and Buffalo General, treated the injured and maintained water pressure, while onlookers praised swift action and intercity aid.

Itis Corry Memorial Hospital Hugh O'Hare Samuel Antrim Antrim Warren General Hospital Buffalo General Corry Water Supply Company Eee Pennsylvania New York State Titusville Meadville Erie Edinboro Columbus McKean Elgin Beaverdam Wattsburg Union City Lake City Girard West Lake West Ridge Albion Springfield Lawrence Park Crescent Fuller North East Wesleyville Waterford Mill Village

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