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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1969
Page
2
The Corry Fine Arts Committee plans cultural events for the city and will present a free jazz concert featuring the Teddy Armen combo and Mary Alice Brown at the Moose Lodge on April 19. The group seeks community support through attendance to prove Corry has culture.
In Corry Pennsylvania a column responds to a Journal editorial about saving money on a proposed $250000 revolving fund. It clarifies that outside legal counsel was used for a 1964 $180000 loan and may be needed again, noting costs of $450 plus $15.25 as proof against vast claimed savings.
The Nixon White House moves to close a legal loophole to block Resorts International from taking Pan Am control while backing a study by Cherington on Pacific routes. Pan Am executives and Halaby press for protecting lucrative trans Pacific traffic amid calls to maintain competition.
April 1949 council session approves first and second readings of a controversial zoning ordinance. A grass fire near Route 6 by the State Fish Hatchery burned acres before control. The Dairy Men's League met at McCray Community House with Guy Swart presiding. A thief stole about a dozen shirts from Ray's store yesterday with chase and escape toward an Erie freight train. Spring Street paving between South and Pleasant is nearing completion.
On April 5 historical events include the Bos ton killings of 1770, the Mayflower return voyage in 1621, Pocahontas marriage to John Rolfe in 1641, Rutherford B. Hayes inaugurated in 1877, the Rosenbergs' 1951 death sentence, MacArthur's 1984 death, Eisenhower's 1954 Gettysburg speech, the Maldive Islands revolt decade earlier, and 1968 riots in Washington after King murder.
Paul Harvey argues Americans fear armed crime more than the public believes. He cites New Jersey as highly restricted and links gun laws to crime rates, noting contrasting states. He cites cases of gun trafficking and criticizes licensing costs and enforcement.
New Yorkers may not know Central Park is a top Eastern migratory bird hunting ground each spring. Up to 250 species have been counted there, with as many as 30 000 birds in a single day when May mornings are cloudy and air conditions favorable.
State Representative Forest Hopkins of North East can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg PA. State Senator Janes Willard of Willard Pulaski Mercer County and Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker U S Senators can be reached via the Senate Office Building Washington DC. U S Congressman Joseph Vigerita of Erie reachable via the House Office Building Washington DC.
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