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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1968
Page
1
Executor Seeks 232 Acre Land Sale in Court Filings
In a probate matter the executor requests approval of a sale covering about 232 acres. The filing names the land parcel, court, and involved parties as the case proceeds toward final settlement.
Council Votes 3 2 For Refuse Subsidy
City Council splits 3 to 2 approving a subsidy plan to offset landfill burying charges for industry and individuals. Mayor Joseph Furst and leaders Jack Downey Ned Johnston voted yes, while Russell Brant and Clare Capwell opposed citing tax millage impacts and bookkeeping concerns. Continued discussion outlined who pays and contractor arrangements with Superior Refuse Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brant
Clare Capwell
Joseph Furst
Jack Downey
Ned Johnston
Brant and Capwell
Superior Refuse Co
Superior
Emmanuel “Pete” Robertson
Council
Assassin Suspect Vanishes In King Case Amid New Leads
In Birmingham authorities chased clues to Eric Starvo Galt, the man linked to the Martin Luther King Jr assassination probe. A blueprinted address, a landlord’s identification of a likeness, and a white Mustang tied to the crime scene surfaced as the FBI widened its search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
PBS
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Starvo Galt
FBI
Eric Galt
Peter Cherpes
Erie Galt
Galt
Atlanta
King
Memphis
Tenn
John Willard
King's
Willard
Eric Starvoalt
Florida
Gal
Cherpes
Associated Press
Eric Starve Gall
FBT
Mississippi
City Council Stalls Center Street Widening Project
City engineers report a Union City contractor will not start North Center Street widening this spring due to delays in data from the Public Utilities Commission on the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing. The state highway plan could be postponed and curb work moved to later contracts, meeting council indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
State Highway Department
David Johnson
Council
Franklin
Public Utilities Commission
Furtheir
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Johnson
PUC
The
Cross Co
Union City
Wayne Street
Mead Avenue
Delay Hearing To Block Drilling In Lake Erie
In Harrisburg AP report the Erie city move to halt offshore drilling in Lake Erie was postponed to April 26 at 10 a.m. before Judge James S. Bowman of Commonwealth Court. The city seeks to stop the Department of Forests and Waters from awarding oil and gas drilling contracts claiming pollution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Erie
Lake Erie
James S. Bowman
Commonwealth Court
Department of Forests and Waters
Dairy price order covers western PA and eastern Ohio
The Department of Agriculture announced a federal mine marketing order taking effect July 1 that sets minimum prices for dairy farmers in western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. A spokesman noted uncertainty on impact for housewives as 82 percent of 8582 area farmers voted in favor. The order merges northeastern Ohio Youngstown Warren and Wheeling with Pittsburgh and Erie zones and will be explained to handlers before July. Composer Boris Lyatoshinsky dies in Kiev age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Youngstown-Warren
Wheeling
Pittsburgh and
Erie
City press seeks swift PUC hearing on Corry Water complaint
Harrisburg city urges Seek Water Firm Commitment to a Public Utilities Commission hearing over last year's complaint against Corry Water Supply Co. The city cites service gaps on Spring Street hill Worth End Hatch streets and West Columbus Avenue and seeks firm remedies before signing any agreement. Doctors strike in Rome joins Italy’s hospital labor action demanding salary increases since 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Uilities Commission
Harrisburg
Corry Water Supply Co
Spring Street Hill
Worth End Hatch Streets
Columbus Avenue
Tonnard Mfg. Co
Lawrence Airport
Rome
Italy
Two U S Jets Down Over North Vietnam Panhandle
As Johnson halts bombing north of the 20th Parallel to seek peace talks, two Air Force F101s were shot down near Dong Hoi in North Vietnam's southern panhandle. One pilot bailed out and was rescued. the other is listed as missing in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Wily
Johnson
ILS
20Th Parallel
Hawi
North Vietnam
Air Force Fa
David W. Winn
Minneapolis
Minn
South Ching Sea
U.S
Causeway
South Vietnam
Air Force
Saigon
A Shau
Hue
Peace Talks Delay as Johnson Presses Vietnam Efforts
President Johnson urges Hanoi for an early serious response to Vietnam peace efforts during a Honolulu visit. He discusses the military situation with Adm. Sharp and Adm. McCain and criticizes delays while proposing neutral sites for talks. Hanoi’s Nhan Dan cites U.S. lack of good will over proposed sites Warsaw and Phnom Penh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Johnson
Hanoi
Vietnam
U.S. Pacific Command
Adm. US
Grant Sharp
Pacific
Sharp
Adm
John
McCain
North Vietnam
Tolani Palace
Nhan Dan
United States
Warsaw
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Detroit antipoverty audit flags inaccuracies and duplicate costs
GAO report faults Detroit antipoverty program for inaccurate participant data and inflated classroom space credits. It cites inflated counts, duped administrative effort, and reliance on a church agency. The audit covers 1965 and 1966 and notes Detroit received about $50 million in federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
GAO
Detroit
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Arm
B&page
Asso-I«sisted
Detroit City Auditor's Office
Mayor's Committee For Human Resources Development
Jerome P. Cavanagh
New York
Chicago
Agen
Office of Economic Opportunity
GAQ
Detroit Board of Education
City Accepts Outside Sewage Under Conditions
Specific case before Specific Case City Council last night to take sewage from township area with limits. An apartment development near Johnson Street and Macadam Hill Road may include up to 32 units at rents from 150 to 17 dollars monthly with utilities. Ronald Willman and John McLean of Pennsylvania Electric Co. supported the project, noting the developer has 16.5 acres with two units possibly inside city limits and rest outside. The city line bisects the parcel. most lies in Wayne Township. Council recommended a premium for outside-city sewer use, proposing a sewer rental at 140 percent of the current 21 dollars per year. Conditions discussed: part inside city limits, developer pays hookup costs, and strict future controls on similar requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Robertson
West Washington Street
Merbally
David Johnson
Robert Stilt
Brant
Johnson Street
Macadam Hill Road
Ronald Willman
John McLean
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Wayne Township
Willman
Johnson
Downtown Walk Project Extended
Downtown merchants won a late extension from the city council delaying the July 6 deadline for downtown sidewalk work until the end of the 1968 instruction period. City engineer David Johnson noted contractor delays and said self‑performing the work is cheaper for merchants than city hiring, avoiding the original billable enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bty
David Johnson
Johnson
Ex Marine Farley Joins City Police Force
City Council approved Mayor Furst's recommendation to appoint Richard Farley 44 West Irving street to the police force. Farley 22, married with two children, works for Ajax Tron Works division of Cooper Industries and is a Port LeBoeuf High School alumnus previously in Union City. The action follows another ex Marine hire, James Hurlburt. The move aims to increase weekend coverage as police seek four new officers and two cars to handle rising activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Furst
Richard Farley
West Irving Street
Parley
Ajax Tron Works
Cooper Industries
Farley
Port LeBoeuf High School
Union City
James Hurlburt
Johnson Street
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Kiev
R. W. Brown
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Tine Water Company
Douglas Rozelle
Rozelle
Brown
Fore
LBJ
Lyndon Johnson
Col
Frank Malone
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Detroit Report
General Accounting Office
City Police Force
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