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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1969

Page

4

Brokenstraw Inn adds Sunday dinner service

Spot Line-O-Ads notes the Brokenstraw Inn now open Sundays for dinner from noon to 8 p m with the Croft Youngsville phone listed. Also announces no fish fry at the Moose on Friday April 4 and promotes Easter ceramics at Coiffures by Patricia Jean on East Main Street with Easter shopping in one stop. WOTM meeting details and Flye Rexall Drugs hearing aid patterns advertised.

Tata Wegestese Venture Inn Corry Brokenstraw Inn Youngsville Die Canadohta Lake Circuit of Sound Band The Happy Gang East Winds Easter Bunny Pall Parrot Carrig’s Patricia Jean East Main Street

Bomb plots tied to rail danger in The Bronx and police action

Police described a plan to bomb a Bronx police station to distract from rail bombings and assassinate officers. Nineteen suspects were arrested, with one fleeing after leaping 35 feet. In New Delhi, India reports 6.5 million sterilizations and 3 million intrauterine devices distributed in a family planning push.

Penn Central Railroad Bronx Hogan Panthers New Delhi India Health Ministry

Star Memorial Works Columbus Opens Daily for Memorial Selections

Local memorial provider Star Memorial Works in Columbus advertises daily hours for early memorial selection and cemetery work. The notice indicates services for arrangements, stonework, and related cemetery needs in the area.

Columbus

Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Memorial Report

Emergency contact details for Corry Memorial Hospital and local ambulance are listed. A parade of admitted patients includes Edmund Woodburn, Mrs. Frank Hardek, Steven age 6 months, David Shraite, Mrs. Chester Coppersmith, Cindy age 6, Claude Ayers, Debbie 17, Walter Kowalski, and more. Discharged patients include Mrs. Harry Swarm and several others with addresses in Bear Lake Spring Creek Cymier Elgin and Clymer.

Edmund Woodburn Bear Lake Frank Hardek R. D Spring Creek Steven Gale Seekings Sherman David Shraite Spartansburg Chester Coppersmith East Columbus Avenue Cindy William Brown Fast Pleasant Street Claude Ayers Liberty Street Leonard Dyer Sr Debbie Harry Swarm Elgin Gilbert Ton Cymer Raymond Reed Cymier David Motherwell Clymer Patricia Walter Burrows Elgin Kelly William Hall North Center Street Arthur Puller Erie

Bridge Closure After Fire Damages Robert D. Fleming Span

A warehouse fire under the Robert D. Fleming Bridge caused expansion joints to lift and the bridge to close for days. Fire officials expect possible reopening by Monday. The blaze, fed by paint and solvents, damaged the warehouse and its substructure, with damage estimated at 175000 dollars. The bridge links Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville with Sharpsburg Borough across the Allegheny River.

Pittsburgh Allegheny River Lawrenceville Sharpsburg

Doctors Seek Assigned Risk Plan For Malpractice Insurance

Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Medical Society urged an assigned risk program to guarantee malpractice coverage amid a growing crisis. Insurance Commissioner Maxwell noted insurers pull back, urging liberal underwriting and joint talks among doctors lawyers and insurers to avert state intervention.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Medical Society David C. Maxwell R. Robert Tyson Philadelphia Society Tyson Pennsylvania Maxwell

Deaths Joseph W. Tinko Sr a Corry resident

Joseph W. Tinko Sr. died suddenly of a heart attack while working on the Erie Lackawanna Railroad project two miles east of Columbus. Born October 6, 1917 in Bridgeville Pa he lived in Corry Union City and Erie before returning four months ago. Survived by one son, two sisters and five brothers. Funeral arrangements and prayers are scheduled with Bracken Funeral Home and St Elizabeth's Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Tinko R.D. 2 Corry Erie. Lackawanna Columbus Richard Peters Warren County Mr. Tinko Bridgeville Sciota Union City Erie Raiload Joseph W. Tinko Jr Duke University Stephen Tinko R.D Paul Anna) Suchar Robert Susie) Seitz Stephen Jr

Psychiatrist says more time could reveal Sirhan psychosis

Los Angeles AP report notes Dr. Seymour Pollack, defense side witness, said he might find psychotic signs if he had more time to examine Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. Pollack testified he spent about 25 hours with the 25 year old Jordanian and that more study could alter conclusions.

Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Seymour Pollack Sirhan Pollack New York Grant Cooper Bernard Diamond

New Firm To Complete I-79 Work

State Highways Department announced a new contractor, Wright Constructing Co of Columbus GA, will resume 6.7 million Interstate 79 interchange work at Meadville in two weeks and aims to finish by fall 1970. The project was 32 percent done after Womack Inc of Virginia Beach VA defaulted with bonding agent Transamerican Insurance Co. Wright has Pennsylvania road experience spanning about five years.

Harrisburg State Highways Department Oday Meadville Wright Constructing Co Columbus Erie Pittsburgh Highways Department Womack, Inc Virginia Beach Va T Womack Transamerican Insurance Co Wright Pennsylvania

Massachusetts Senate urges halt to ABM missile system

The Massachusetts Senate adopted a resolution urging President Nixon and Congress to drop the controversial antiballistic missile system. The 23 to 6 vote sent the revised measure to the House after GOP efforts to block it failed. Senate President Maurice A. Donahue led the effort after two public hearings drew critics from science and academia.

Boston Massachusetts Senate Nixon Congress House Maurice A. Donahue D-Holyoke

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