Area residents mourn tragedy as council funds and plans move forward
The Sherman Central School Junior Class expresses sympathy for the Easter Sunday fire victims and notes ongoing memorial fund efforts. Corry council advances Putnam street work, seeks a $30,000 performance bond, plans private property settlements, and contests a street surface damage claim. They protest a proposed Penelec rate hike costing $3,000 yearly for streetlights. Citizens report borough property neglect. clean up actions are planned. Donations to the memorial fund pour in from individuals and organizations, with a plaque likely to be placed in City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sherman Central School
Union City Borough
Putnam Street
Minute Man Company
State Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Council
Sherman
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Erie County
Waterford Lions Club
Margaret B. McInnes
Josephine E. Sherman
Visalia
Calif
Journal
Pleasant Township
Warren County
Pittsburgh
Clearwater
Fla
Ruth Lundquist
West Lake Hose Company of
Erie
Chamber of Commerce
Warns China Building Toward Nuclear Power
Defense Secretary Laird says Red China could develop ICBMs by 1973 but unlikely to be a serious nuclear threat until the 1980s. If ICBMs arrive by 1973 a gap could allow nuclear blackmail before Safeguard is ready. First Safeguard site due 1974. total cost up to 10.7 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Red China
Peking
United States
Nixon
Laird
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
U.S
David Packard
Students Boycott Classes In Latest PSU Protests
Dissident PSU students call for a campus wide class boycott after a night of unrest. Faculty stay in halls to deter militants while state police remain on campus posts. eight demonstrators jailed as authorities enforce a court injunction barring in buildings. President Walker refuses to seek amnesty or drop contempt charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Old Main
Centre County Court
Eric A. Walker
Penn State
National recall expands as FDA cites contamination risk
The government orders voluntary removal of 13.9 million servings of Lipton soup mixes amid salmonella concerns and recalls 334,000 pounds of popcorn, 24,000 strawberry pies, and 2,000 cases of candy, with broader listings of contaminated items and FDA notes on inspection gaps. Also reports campus protests at Penn State with arson attempts and a Salvation Army drive kick-off led by Frank McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milford, Ill
Columbus, Ohio
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Academy of Sciences
New England
Earth Day teach-in at Corry Area High School
A Corry high school campus held the sole organized Earth Day observance as students learned about air and water pollution. Municipal dumping and smoke from Avenue A near Wayne Street to Route 6 tainted Hare Creek, while city industries and others contribute to water pollution. Continued on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eaton
Corry
Corry Area High School
Wayne Street
Route 6
Hare Creek
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Sherman, N.Y
Wan
Sher
Endsley
UC Council
Malvin Laird
Challenge Gifts
Salvation Army Capital Fund Drive
Drive
East Main Street
Frank McKnight
McKnight
Olin Bracken Jr
Clifford Buesink
A. Bruce Smith
Philip Zalzneck
William S. Eaton
David A. Johnson
Conrad Monroe
Walter 5. Peake
Robert Kubiak
Salvation Army
Army Drive
James Korp
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