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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1970

Page

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City Council Rejects Alarm Proposal for Off-Premises System

City council voted to spend up to 400 for a new control board to manage off-premises alarms and 911 hookup, rejecting Slocum Electronics bid to operate the system. The current patchwork setup at fire station one, staffed by paid drivers, cannot be monitored 24 hours. Council will study the matter and decide later. An 11 year-old Niagara Falls boy charged with four more burglaries faces Family Court action after admitting thefts of 170 this weekend.

Slocum Electronics Company East Main Street George Gould Council Charles Slocum General Telephone Company Chamber of Commerce Gould Slocum Niagara Falls N.Y

Minor Crash Triggers 12 Hours of Police Shootout Slayings

A minor collision on Interstate 5 sparked a 12 hour gun battle that killed four highway patrolmen and another man. Wounded suspect Russell Lowell Talbert, 28, of Winston-Salem, is jailed on murder charges as authorities verify his identity. a second gunman died in a rooftop standoff, and FBI fingerprint checks are underway. Four slain officers were Roger D. Gore, 23. Walter C. Frago, 23. George M. Alleyn, 24. James E. Pence Jr., 25, leaving four widows and seven children.

Saugus Calif Russell Lowell Talbert Winston- Salem N.C Winston-Salem FBI Los Angeles Jack W. Twinning Glenn S. Hoag Dan Schwartz Chicago Roger D. Gore Walter C. Frago George M. Alleyn James E. Pence Jr

Murphy Co Opens Huge New Variety Store in Corry

Murphy Co launches its 515th store and 123rd in Pennsylvania with a Thursday ribbon cutting in Corry Shopping Center. The 25,600 square foot facility houses 30,000 items across fashion, home goods, toys, music, TV and photo, and a music to photo center plus a 59-seat modern restaurant. The store features bright decor, pegboard displays, five checkout counters, air conditioning, and new shop at a glance counters for quick selection.

G.C. Murphy Corry Pennsylvania Murphy

City Aides Pension Plan Hits Snag

City officials تواجه a snag in proposed pension for non civil service staff after state law requires 50 percent of salary excluding Social Security. Council seeks new cost figures under the law, awaiting updated projections to move forward. Potential beneficiaries include streets, office staff, sewage plant workers, meter maids, relief drivers, and admin personnel. Police and fire departments are excluded from Social Security participation.

Pennsylvania David Johnson Council Douglas Rozelle Johnson Civil Service Streets Carl Hixson John Hornick

Memorial Fund Gathers Letters and Gifts For Firemen Losses

The Stanford Hose Company memorial fund collects about 4 7 000 with 3 814 from Marine Bank and 1 106 from Corry Savings plus a large state check unknown at press. About 250 letters with gifts have arrived at the fire station with 25 more today. Donations come from Pittsburgh Meadville Sherman N Y Union City Erie Warren Tidioute Ridgway Kane Emlenton Saegertown. Rep Forest Hopkins plans resolutions and citations for the five fallen firemen to be presented Monday and given to next of kin. Donations mainly come from other volunteer firemen or companies.

Stanford Hose Company Memorial Fund Marine Bank Corry Savings and Loan State of Washington Journal The Journal Today Pittsburgh Meadville Sherman N.Y Union City Erie Warren Tidioute Ridgway Kane Emlenton Saegertown Forest Hopkins North East Hopkins House of Representatives Stanford Hose Company

Bomber Threat Targets Bradford School

A bomb threat forced Bradford Area Senior High School to cancel classes for over 1300 students. A caller phoned at 7:30 a.m., the third such threat in weeks, prompting police to trace the call to a public telephone booth as students waited in the parking lot and were sent home after a search.

Bradford Bradford Area Senior High School

CS and L Considers New Location for Corry Savings

Directors of the Corry Savings and Loan Company discussed future plans and potential sites for a new location at a meeting last night. secretary-manager David Nichols said one of two sites on North Center Street between West Smith and West Frederick would be chosen, and a teller’s machine has been located. Operations will begin from a temporary site with full records intact. A separate report notes Patrolman Harry L. Davis died in Philadelphia after being shot March 8 during a tavern holdup.

Corry Savings and Toan Company David Nichols North Center Street West Smith West Frederick Streets Nichols

Apollo 13 Crew Faces Measles Test Threat to Moon Flight

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Apollo 13 astronauts Lovell Mattingly and Haise resumed moon training while medical teams rush blood tests to see if exposure to German measles rubella will delay the $375 million mission. A report due Wednesday could push launch from Saturday and cost delays.

Cape Kennedy Fla The Space Agency James A. Lovell Jr Thomas K. Mattingly Fred W. Haise Jr Charles Duke Charles A. Berry Houston Manned Spacecraft Center Lovell Mattingly Haise Fra Maure Highlands Duke Jeffrey Berry

City Council Honors Five Firemen Lost In Easter Blaze

City Council honors five Corry firefighters who died in the Easter Sunday blaze on March 29, 1970. Resolution expresses regret, tribute their sacrifice, and directs copies to survivors and Stanford Hose Company officials, with gold embossing for The Journal. Names listed: David Apps, Richard Brigham, Jon Miller, Dennis Rockafellow, Lauren Shreve.

Stanford Hose Company City of Corry David Apps Richard Brigham Jon Miller Dennis Rockafellow Lauren Shreve

City to replace damaged Easter fire equipment at cost

Stanford Hose Company reported $2,058 in destroyed and damaged gear from Easter Sunday fire and blast. About $500 is insured, with city funds covering the rest. City engineer David Johnson outlined funding from the 1964 bond residuals and general fund adjustments as replacements proceed. Vehicle gear survived. volunteers cleaned stations and the hose company resumes full operations once replacements are in place.

Stanford Hose Company David Johnson Johnson

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