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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1969
Page
7
Crawford County juvenile probation chief Anthony Stellato cites rises from 187 cases in 1966 to 295 in 1968. He attributes factors such as population growth and fast changing society. He notes more delinquency in rural areas, a five to one male to female ratio, and lists offenses including robbery and break ins.
A 12 year old man appears before Judge Bernie Weinman in Memphis on a Saturday night arrest for drunkenness. He answers the judge with a brief defense remark stating police pick him up every Saturday night. The exchange highlights the ongoing case and questions about the arrest pattern.
About 25 Corry and Sparta high school students toured the Opportunities Industrialization Center in Erie as part of the Title II T Guidance project. Courses at the center included welding office practice sales clerk and cosmetology.
Warren County records a 10th traffic fatality of 1969 after 24 year old Russell resident Juvert Miller dies in a single vehicle crash near Warren Borough. State Trooper reports fatigue or sleep may have caused the loss of control. Miller’s body was not removed for about 40 minutes.
A group of 500 Concerned Citizens of the Black and White Communities will demonstrate for two hours at Perry Square in Erie this week to protest what they call inadequate leadership in the city schools. A petition by the Interfaith Clergy Committee for Social Justice, signed by 22 ministers and religious leaders, endorses the protest.
In Toronto AP report bank takeover of an apartment project and a union dispute triggered notices to 100 families about May 1. Post office blamed for introducing a new zipcode system amid complaints of unfair practices. Nearby, about 80 Black students at Strong Vincent High School walked out to speak with a state senator over grievances and risk expulsion if trouble continues.
Chares Glendinning of Edinboro's English department will present a free lecture at the public library at 8 o'clock on The New Romantics. He argues Americans celebrate and create historical tradition and compares Romantic eras in England and America while noting ongoing social issues and unresolved questions.
Reports say a pipeline spill near Rixford into a tributary of the Allegheny River caused an oil slick. Williams told the Region office there was no fishlife danger since the oil was Pennsylvania green crude, skimmed off at Salamanca. Fish Commission Supervisor Lee Shortess noted daily oil line breaks in Allegheny tributaries and urged pipeline replacements due to aging, low-quality construction.
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