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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
7
The readable text shows partial mentions of Representative D California and Representative R Pennsylvania, with stray words about House actions, comments, fluid and protection concerns, but no coherent event or outcome.
A garbled OCR fragment from Newell Pennsylvania mentions information and advice but lacks coherent events, names, or dates. The readable portions offer no clear action or outcome to summarize into a full news item.
Warren County School District plans to keep taxes steady pending the May 8 budget consideration. The 1967-68 proposal totals 7.76 million dollars, funded in part by state aid increases to cover teacher salaries and costs for Eisenhower High and Allegheny Valley School construction.�
A joint legislature crime committee in Harrisburg schedules hearings on murder and the death penalty with dates through June. Witnesses must be invited. hearings begin at 10 a.m. in the House caucus room.
A Pittsburgh AP report says an Allegheny County jury awarded Edward Bartkewich 73,000 for an injury to his left hand from a glass cutting machine at Mississippi Glass Co in Floreffe on July 2, 1964. Plaintiff contends the machine was negligently designed by Bilbo Co of Zelienople. The award was made Monday.
Pennsylvania’s state Selective Service said yesterday that the June draft call will be 961. The notice comes from Harrisburg and outlines the number of inductees for the upcoming drawing.
John Dooley Jr. of Linesville faces the Pennsylvania Superior Court to challenge the Barry Walker Act alleging due process denial and lack of confrontation rights after pleading guilty to attempting to ravish a 9 year old girl. Prosecutors argue indeterminate sentencing applies only when evidence shows future danger.
Cole man Takacs Jr. 27 of Niles Ohio pleaded innocent yesterday in the Sharon bank robbery case at the First National Bank of Mercer County. He appeared before Judge Edward Dumbauld in U S District Court. Co-defendant Alfonso Conde 22 of Niles had pled innocent March 28. Also noted is Don Knotts named 1987 WVU fund drive chairman.
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