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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1966
Page
6
James Privatera, a referee, approved a plan for unsecured claims filed in aid of full payment. Claims between 100 and 500 would receive 100. those over 500 would be paid at 20 percent. Hotel Jamestown deposited 25,000 in court to satisfy about 200 creditors with total unsecured claims of 120,000.
Mercer County jury convicts a youth of first degree murder for the shooting death of his great-uncle Clair Heckathorn on October 5 near Lackawannock Township. The verdict makes him possibly the county’s youngest first degree murder convict. James Heckathorn, 21, faces separate trial for the same incident.
The Wayne school board set a roll call vote for April 12 on whether to declare a vacancy in the local superintendent post. If Shupe earns 17 of 32 votes, he is reelected. otherwise a special selection committee will seek candidates, with Shupe possible if he proves acceptable to a majority.
Police warned that the law imposes a fine of 300 dollars and up to six months in jail upon conviction for using the telephone system fraudulently as some claimants appeared at the dealer's showroom to collect prizes.
Chuan, former commander of the 1st Vietnamese Division, chosen to replace Lt. Gen. Thi as head of the 1st Corps amid anti government unrest. Marines stay on Da Nang base and will not enter the city while talks with Ky continue. U.S. patrols proceed, Viet Cong casualties reported as 83 in Mekong Delta air and ground missions. Riots persist in Saigon and Da Nang with police using tear gas to quell demonstrations drawing thousands.
Investigators describe illegal counts or rebates from farmer cooperatives and prosecutions. Hearings led to changed producer prices and dairy plant operators claim compliance with the law. Ohio farms pay about three cents less per quart than Pennsylvania due to cheaper regulations and wages, fueling debate on market costs.
Mayor urges leadership duty as council weighs a conditional use permit for a out-of-town developer to build apartments in the Third Ward. Planning Commissioner Louis Miller cites Right To Know Law issues after a noon meeting questioned the legality of the prior vote and sparked upheaval.
Lady Bird Johnson returns to Texas and awaits a council vote on a proposed apartment project. City officials debate conflict of interest questions surrounding Mayor Peiffer and Councilman Downey while the zoning boards and planning commission have approved the plan. Johnson tours Texas ranch and promotes park service and conservation with her daughter.
Irving P. Macauley, 75, a Reynolds Metals Co. board member, died Sunday in Connecticut. Authorities say he will be asked to approve proposed restrictions and conditions set by the Commission and Council. If he refuses the terms, the proposal may be dropped.
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