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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
7
Fragmented text notes Mischa Eds at his berian debut in 1925 and references to Sam ple, 1ES Harry, and a death in 1957. The OCR yields unclear proper nouns and dates, making a precise report difficult.
Fragmented OCR shows county totals with 0 Republicans and 266 registered, including 857 Democrats, unclear dates. Mentions registrants and Mrs. Gres- in a partial text likely about party totals or registration figures from 1964.
Warren County Commissioner D H Lay challenged Commissioner Blain Mead over regional airport plans. Lay disputed Mead’s figures, arguing the county is not committed to 51 000 this year, but 51 000 annually over five years. He defended jet aviation as future transport and urged building for tomorrow.
University Park campus accounts for 19,921 students at spring term close. An additional 7,003 students enrolled at other Commonwealth campuses. Registrar Dr. T. Sherman Stanford notes the total enrollment reflects the university system across campuses.
At the Corry Civil Air Patrol Abbey Memorial Squadron 504 ceremony officers Lt. Calvin Wilde presided. Cadets David Dombrowski Maryann Wawrejko Leonard Migliaccio Kathy Upperman David Carurike John Wawrejko and Lt Lois Wilde were pictured. Dombrowski Wawrejko Upperman Migliaccio and Carmcke promoted from Airman First Class to Cadet Staff Sergeant. John Wawrejko advanced to Cadet Airman Second Class.
Titusville Redevelopment Authority extended the deadline for submitting preliminary plans and specifications for the Better Days urban renewal project to May 5 at 4 30 p.m. The previous date was April 14. Authority members voted unanimously, aiming to attract strong proposals for the citys first large scale renewal effort.
Pete Sandfort, president of Louden Hill Farm, accuses the state Milk Control Commission of extreme persecution and discrimination as it seeks a contempt order against Louden Hill and Cumberland Farms for distributing redeemable milk refund certificates. Judge Lipsitt set a Friday contempt hearing. Sandfort says the commission targets them while Lily Penn Food Stores has issued similar certificates since last November.
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the New York Central to use 5.8 miles of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks between Warren and Irvine for the Youngsville bypass construction. NYC would abandon local bypass tracks and move traffic to a new interchange at Irvine near the National Forge road. Officials could not confirm the decision date, and highway department negotiators must clear plans with both railroads before a contract is signed.
BES announces a Human Resources Development program to help area residents seek and obtain jobs. The effort targets unemployed and underemployed with outreach, employability, job development and placement, and job market information, with local organizations involved and attention to all ages. Oskaloosa Shrine ball prize includes a 1929 Model A fire engine won by Fire Chief Willard Ellis.
Lottsville area residents will meet next Thursday to seek en lists in the Neighborhood Youth Corps program under the two county Economic Opportunity Council. Richard M. Brown executive director of the Warren and Forest counties council explained the program at the prior meeting. A community center and small loans were among topics discussed with officials from the Farmers Home Administration.
North East Borough Council approves funds to train Assistant Chief John Spencer and a German Shepherd at the K-9 Corp school in Erie led by Thomas McGinn. Ownership will transfer to the borough. School fees and daily mileage are covered. Spencer will donate his time from 9 daily.
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