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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
6
Jamestown council approved forced paving of 12 streets despite strong public opposition at a hearing with 31 attendees. The Department of Public Works will proceed and bill residents for their share, even without resident requests.
Mrs Clifford Lookenhous 68 of R D 2 Ripley New York died last evening at Westfield Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born June 29 1901 in Waukau Wisconsin she lived in the Ripley area 45 years. Survived by husband and two sons Lawrence Babcock Erie and Clarence Babcock Mattison Ohio sister Isabelle Lindsay Akron Ohio and several nieces and nephews. Final rites at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Holland Cemetery. Reverend Claude Eggleston officiating. Friends may call today 7 9 pm and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
State Sen. Ernest Kline shows a lodge drawing in Harrisburg as he pushes two bills to build three year-round vacation lodges and 100 rustic cabins in three Pennsylvania parks. Rent would fund bonds, salaries, and upkeep with a special committee choosing sites to fit the environment and attract residents and tourists. The bills are cosponsored by 12 Republicans and 14 Democrats.
Richard I. Rossbacher head of the Surface Warfare Department attends the third session of the Federal Executive Institute in Charlottesville Virginia as the first Navy field activity participant. The institute trains upper echelon federal executives to improve government programs. Rossbacher is a Yale math graduate and former Air Force member. Lookenhouse funeral arrangements are set at Spitzer Funeral Home with services Thursday and burial in Holland Cemetery.
Corry Area Jointure members rejected a proposal to raise the per pupil aid assessment from $1 to $1.25 for the Regional Instructional Materials Center at Edinboro State College. Ray Elsea said the Edinboro center lacks needed materials such as films and slides, and urged polling of boards on the higher rate.
County boards voting on a proposed 1.25 ante increase rejected it unanimously after the question was put to a vote. The piece notes the impact on boards across the county and suggests readers consider subscribing to The Journal for daily news.
President Nixon announced revised spending figures aiming at a 5.8 billion surplus for the new fiscal year. Defense is trimmed by 1.1 billion, while the Justice Department budget rises 16 million to 730 million to fund anticrime measures.
North Korea warned the United States over alleged provocations and claimed its air force downed a modern reconnaissance plane after a 15th incident. A Pentagon search reportedly mapped a target near Chongjin as Saigon officials canceled a Ranger ceremony.
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