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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1972

Page

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Apollo 16 Nears Orbit After Moon Approach

Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr and Thomas K. Mattingly II began an engine firing countdown to enter lunar orbit after problems with paint a locked guidance system plumbing and a dock latch were resolved The crew captured photos of the moon to study atmosphere and radiation as they closed in on their six day stay in the moon’s southern highlands with plans to land near Descartes and conduct three 73 hour surface excursions including a 15 mile moon buggy trek

Moon Mattingly Lunar Earth Casper Young Duke Orion Descartes Young and

Four Injured In Head On Crash In Corry Area

Two crashes within ten minutes sent four people to Corry Memorial Hospital with serious injuries and six others to treatment. At 6:35 p.m. two motorcycles collided on Route 426 north of the city injuring Ronald L. Barstow and A E Neylon, both listed in satisfactory condition. Barstow suffered a badly injured right leg and foot while Neylon had lacerations and possible pelvic fracture. Ten minutes later a left turn into the path of an oncoming car caused a head on collision between Edward Scandreth and Linda Skelly. Scandreth and Skelly were hospitalized with injuries. a Skelly passenger was treated and released. Vehicle damage totaled $300 for the Scandreth car and $1,500 for the Skelly car. Scandreth was cited for speeding.

Corry Memorial Hospital Ronald L. Barstow R.D Corry A.E. Neyton R.D. 4 Norbert Irish Barstow Neylon Frederick Day Edward E. Scandreth Warren City Linda M. Skelly Irvine Corry Ambulance Service Scandreth Miss Skelly Roy F. Guadagno North Collins N.Y Skelly Day

Corry Youth to Join Two County Work-Study Programs

Douglas Watson of the U S Labor Department says Corry youths will take part in two county programs this summer. A salable skills program sends about 200 students to Erie County Vocational Tech School for four hours of study daily and paid work in the afternoons. A second Edinboro State College program takes 20 seniors to live on campus for tutoring and courses to strengthen readiness for college, with help to secure scholarships after high school graduation. Applications will be available at Corry Area High School.

Corry Douglas Watson U.S. Department of Labor Greater Erie Community Action Committee GECAC The Journal Today Edinboro State College Watson Erie County Vocational Tech School Edinboro Erie County Corry Area High School Journal

Open house at Corry Public Library during National Library Week

The Corry Public Library hosts an open house tonight to celebrate National Library Week. Prizes will be awarded to fifth and sixth grade winners in the library week poster contest. Exhibits highlight library as more than a book repository with art, sculpture, records, films, and aids for the visually impaired. Erie District Library cooperation allows borrowing of items beyond the small local collection. The memorial book program will be explained by library board members, offering a way to support a better facility and honor donors. Hours are 7 to 8 30 PM with refreshments.

Corry Library Board

Allende to push Chilean nationalization of ITT holdings

Chilean President Salvador Allende told a torchlit rally he would ask Congress to nationalize ITT assets valued at about 200 million dollars. ITT, owning 70 percent of Chile's largest telephone outfit and hotels, faced prior government talks that broke down, with ITT seeking 153 million while the state offered 23 million. Expropriation insurance backed by OPIC covers about 100 million of ITT's Chilean investment.

Santiago Anderson Salvador Allende International Bree Corp Valu Company Allende ITT Chile Washington Jack Anderson TTT Corporation U.S. Central Intelligence Agency CIA Anderson Sapera Congress U.S Sheraton Hotel United States Overseas Private Investment Corp

Vietnam War: North Overruns Hoa An District Town on Coast

North Vietnam’s three week old offensive scored a major coastal success in Binh Dinh Province east of the central highlands. Communist forces overran a South Vietnamese battalion headquarters at Landing Zone Orange and captured Hoa An, the district town. At least 80 government troops were killed and 70 wounded in a week of fighting. American advisers evacuated. U S bombers resumed strikes in southern North Vietnam while Washington reportedly limited raids above the 20th parallel.

Saigon North Vietnam Binh Dinh Central Highlands Hoa An Hoai An Orange South Vietnam Pony Hrai An U.S Panhandle Hanoi-Haiphong Washington Nixon Hanoi Dak Pek

Debate Over Vietnam War Funds Shapes Senate Action

The Senate opens debate on Nixon Vietnam policy as discussion hints at vetoing war funding. A year-end cut off for U S combat involvement in Indochina is being considered, with House Democrats weighing a 30 day deadline tied to prisoner releases. The session marks the first full Senate airing since offensive action near the DMZ.

Washington Senate South Vietnam U.S Nixon Vietnam Indochina House Alan Cranston D-Calif Dmz Senate Foreign Relations Committee Administration Hanoi Haiphong Melvin R. Laird

Fine Arts Group Slates Next Event

The Corry Area Fine Arts Committee presents a May 6 concert at Union City High School featuring the Danish Choristers of Erie directed by Raymond Pastinelli and the Sweet Adelines female barbershop group. Tickets go on sale next week with admission set at $1 for all. patron members receive free tickets by mail.

Corry Area Fine Arts Committee

Fourth Ward HUD Talks With Developers in Corry

An urban renewal official from the Pittsburgh HUD office in Corry yesterday interviewed prospective contractors for Fourth Ward land after old buildings are removed. Harold Baer said the land will mostly become industrial or residential, with contracts set under HUD rules.

Pittsburgh Office of Housing and Urban Development Corry Fourth Ward Harold Baer Pittsburgh Hud Baer HUD Washington

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Ronald Pryor Cranston Fine Arts Urban Renewal City of George Ropp Pennjax David Johnson Department of Housing and Urban Development Pittsburgh
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