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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1970

Page

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Specialists Hear About Apollo 13 Trip

Apollo 13 astronauts Lovell Haise and Swigert began briefing Space Center officials on the near disaster to help identify the oxygen tank explosion cause. They returned to Texas with over 5,000 fans at Ellington Air Force Base and expressed pride in ground and Mission Control support.

Space Center Houston James A. Lovell Jr Fred W. Haise Jr John L. Swigert Jr Lovell Haise Swigert The Honolulu Ellington Air Force Base Jack Fred Texas Mission Control Center Thomas’k. Mattingly II

Meadville Area Farmer Is Killed In Tractor Accident

William Walter Coulson 58 of Atlantic died after his tractor tipped and pinned him on a rural road southeast of Conneaut Lake Borough. Police said he crossed railroad tracks, waved to another farmer, and the machine veered into a guard rail, flipping onto him. He died at Meadville City Hospital later that day. coroner ruled accidental death from crushed chest. This raises Crawford County highway fatalities to seven for 1970.

Meadville William Walter Coulson Atlantic Coulson Conneaut Lake Meadville City Hospital Wilbur C. Thomas Crawford County

Car Crash Injures Two In Corry Spartansburg Area

Ann Hansen 23 of Corry drove off a road after swerving to avoid a car, the vehicle flew 31 feet and rolled before stopping. Passenger Ruth Ann Strickland 18 of Titusville was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. both were later released. Ambulance crew and passersby assisted.

Corry Corry- Spartansburg Ann Hansen Ruth Ann Strickland Titusville Miss Hansen Corry Memorial Hospital Endsley

Utility Property Tax May Hurt Bond Sale

Harrisburg reports legislators fear a new 30 mill tax on municipal utility property could hurt bond markets. About 1,600 utilities owe June 1 payments totaling 42 million dollars while five bills seek to exempt municipal and authority owned firms from roughly 4 million in taxes. Investment bankers warn higher taxes may deter buyers of future municipal utility bonds and endanger existing issues. Senate Republican bill to exempt municipal utilities introduced by Stanley G. Stroup.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Woodside Senate Stanley G. Stroup R-Bedford House Ways and Means Committee Revenue Department Orville E. Snare Huntingdon

Slocum's To Take Over WU Agency

The Corry Western Union office will close in May pending FCC approval and transfer its facilities to Slocum's Electronics. WU hours will be 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. six days weekly during the transition, with Slocum handling remaining hours. Slocum gains full Western Union traffic after closing. FCC permission pending.

Corry Western Union Federal Communications Commission Slocum Electronics Charles Western Union FCC Louis Bail

Reservations Open for SA Kickoff Dinner in Erie

Reservations remain for tonight's Salvation Army capital fund drive kickoff dinner at the Venture Inn. Al Benedict of WSEE Erie will be keynote speaker with local and out of town Army officials explaining the need for a new citadel and the plan to raise 100000 locally. The Pittsburgh brass ensemble will perform before and after the dinner at 6 30 p m. The former East Washington citadel has been condemned and the new building is planned for First Avenue in the Fourth Ward urban renewal area. No solicitation will be made at the dinner.

Shere Salvation Army Capital Fund al Benedict Wsee TV Erie Salvation Army Advisory Board Benedict Venture Inn Pittsburgh Division Army Salvation Army East Washington Street The Fourth Ward First Avenue James Korp

Americans Killed Invading Cuba

Fidel Castro announced an invasion by mercenaries from the United States landed on Cuba’s east coast on Friday April 17 near Yumuri River 14 miles east of Baracoa in Oriente Province. He said six attackers were killed, two prisoners were captured, and authorities seized two automatic rifles 2000 bullets and explosive packs.

Miami Fidel Castro United States Cuba Castro Havana Yumuri River Baracea Oriente Province

Council Agenda Light For Tonight

Corry Ambulance Service is set to be the focus of the council agenda tonight, according to proprietor Iifford Holcomb. The item appears on the limited session, with local oversight and potential service updates expected.

Corry Ambulance Service Iifford Holcomb

Nixon set for TV address with expected Vietnam troop cuts

President Nixon will speak at 9 p.m. EST from the Western White House to outline his plan for further South Vietnam troop withdrawals and may unveil a surprise. Officials cautioned against assuming a successor to Lodge, while noting the address could go beyond troop levels and touch on broader Indochina issues amid Cambodian and Soviet diplomacy.

San Clemente Calif Nixon U.S South Vietnam White House Henry Cabot Lodge Paris Ronald J. Ziegler Norodom Sihanouk Ziegler United States State Department Jacob A. Malik United Nations Indochina Malik Abc-Tv News U. S

Administration Escalates War in Laos Amid Vietnam Cuts

Senate testimony reveals the Nixon administration escalated the Laos air war while seeking to reduce combat in Vietnam. About 200 Americans were killed in Laos 1962 69, with roughly 290 more listed as missing or prisoners. White House figures claim under 50 Laos deaths in ground fighting and under 400 in air operations. Col Tyrell testified U S air strikes in Laos rose after a Laotian force request, signaling a heavy escalation. The hearings note escalation followed the 1968 halt of bombing in North Vietnam. About 150 of Laos casualties were airmen based in Thailand or on U S carriers.

Washington Nixon Laos Vietnam Senate White House U.S Stuart Symington Dmo Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee Robert L. F. Tyrell Vang Pao Symington Tyrell North Vietnam Thailand

Hold Burial Service For Rusty Engine

In Studio City California AP reports a burial service with about a hundred onlookers at the Unitarian Church. The Rev Dennis G Kuby led the ceremony urging a break with the internal combustion engine to curb pollution. A rusted two cylinder engine was lowered into the ground as a symbol of eco theology and new living options.

Studio City Calif Dennis G. Kuby Unitarian Kuby

Corry Youth Day Parade Names Howard J. Sheen Honorary Marshal

Howard J. Sheen, famed retired educator, is named honorary parade marshal for Corry Youth Day to be held Saturday May 9 with a Corry Elks Lodge awards program. Mayor Edward Zarger will proclaim Youth Day. units from Erie, Warren and Crawford counties participate in the Youth in Action event with Harold Ott as guest speaker.

Howard J. Sheen Corry Horse and Pony Club Erie Warren Crawford Harold Ott Erie County

Arrest Two Here For Drunk Driving

A local driver and a Union City resident were cited for driving while intoxicated after officers administered breath tests. Alexander J. Danche, 24, of 1 Center Street Union City, and Clarence L. Herring, 56, of 705 West Church Street, faced summonses. Herring was clocked at up to 60 mph on West Pleasant Street and later showed signs of intoxication. Danche was observed driving erratically on West Main Street with a beer cooler in the back seat before being taken to the station.

Union City Alexander J. Danche Center Street Clarence L. Herring West Church Street Herring West Pleasant Street Pan Fifth Avenue Donche West Main Street

Mobile Home Burned in Grass Fire at Black's Corners

A grass fire at Black's Corners damaged a mobile home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Garczek. Fire Chief James Reichel of Hayfield Central estimated the interior destroyed and losses at 8000 to 10000 dollars. No occupants were home. Straw bales banked around the base fed the blaze. Hayfield was assisted by Vernon volunteers.

Meadville Edwin A. Garczek Black's Corners Hayfield Central James Reichel Hayfield Vernon

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