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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1969

Page

4

State lawmakers blamed for highway funds shortage

Washington AP report quotes U.S. Rep. John R. Saylor urging Pennsylvania legislators to accept responsibility for highway funding gaps and stop blaming the federal government. Police describe a robbery where a short unarmed man stole 16 000 in checks and 900 in cash from Lillian Cohen, a 47 year old secretary, outside a produce company.

Washington Sylvania U.S John R. Saylor R-Pa Pittsburgh Lillian Cohen Demase and Manna Produce Co Miss Cohen

Corry Hospital Admissions and Local Notices

The excerpt lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital including JoAnne Sickler 13 and Curtis Simmonson 5 along with several residents by name and street. It also notes a Kodacolor reprint offer and various local business posts. A separate item reports Pentagon plans to move about 1 245 personnel from the Ford Arsenal drawing bipartisan criticism.

JoAnne Richard Sickler Sr East South Street Edward Wettenburg Sherman Robert McIntyre Corry Curtis Donald Simmonson Lemon Street Harold Sphon North Clymer Frederick Thomas Spartansburg Gerald Perrin Pittafield Lyle Cochran Marvin Armagast Cambridge Springs Gerald English Spring Creek

Mississippi Flood Crest Reaches Century High in Midwest

Flood crests along the Mississippi stretch from Libby Minnesota to Cape Girardeau Missouri as communities brace for a crest expected at Dubuque Iowa and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Army engineers warn the danger remains with weak levees and emergency dikes while past floods haunt relief efforts and evacuations persist.

Mississippi River Iowa Illinois Mississippi Libby Minn Cape Girardeau Prairie du Chien Wis Dubuque Army Corps of Engineers Minot N.D Souris Soo Line Minnesota Des Moines South Dakota Red River Minnesota-North Dakota Pembina Canada Wisconsin la Crosse

State consultant proposes 25 percent fines hike for police funding

AP says Victor B. McCrea of the Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs urged raising all fines by 25 percent except fish and game to generate about 2.7 million dollars yearly for police training schools. He spoke at the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors convention and noted the lack of statewide training standards. He compared a police officer to a civilian in uniform. Mesta Machinery Co. announced it bought The Chester Engineers, to run as its subsidiary in water and waste services.

Tranfer iPa Arsenal Washington Pentagon Frankford U.S Pennsylvania Hugh Scott Richard S. Schweiker Defense Melvin Leird William J. Green D-P Joshua Eilberg D-Pa Nixon Defense Peretons Research and Development Raymond T. Reid Army Office of Legislative Liaison Pittsburgh Victor B. McCrea Department of Community Affairs McCrea Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors Ise Shafer Mesta Machine Co Chester Engineers Mesta

Wiscon sin river floods hit Cassville as levees hold

The Cassville area on the Mississippi, hardest hit by record 1965 depths, saw three families evacuated while new levees built this year held. The Weather Bureau warned of rain and flash flood risks for southern Vermont western Massachusetts and Connecticut as the Housatonic River rose above its banks to first floor level in Dalton Massachusetts with no damage reported.

Riverside Cassville Wisconsin Weather Bureau Flood Control Center Hartford

North Korea accuses U S of building up forces near Korea

North Korea charged the United States is increasing forces around Korea preparing for a new war. It alleged U S forces in South Korea fired into North Korean territory and said it reserves the right to shoot down U S planes violating its air space. The KCNA and Radio Pyongyang cited a U S Navy plane downed April 15 and claimed renewed provocations with heavy weapon mobilization near Jaokdong and Sewoon, southeast of Kimhwa.

Tokyo North Korea United States Korea U.S South Korea Demilitarized Zone

Sonic booms claimed to extend house life in sci tech talk

In Anahem AF a boom expert asserts mild sonic booms slow deterioration and aging of houses. J H Wiggins Jr told Institute of Environmental Sciences that booms may relieve accumulated stresses though the exact mechanism remains unknown. He previously directed government boom tests at White Sands New Mexico in 1964 and 1965.

Anahem J. H. Wiggins Jr Institute of Environmental Sciences Wiggins White Sands N. M

Voice of Apollo announcer ousted at Space Center

Paul Haney, 40, known as the voice of Apollo, says he was relieved of his duties after weeks of harassment by NASA public affairs chief Julian Scheer. He reports to Washington for a reduced post and may appeal, speaking as he weighs options with his attorney. Haney is under Civil Service status.

Space Program Boss Space Center Houston Paul Haney Apollo Haney Washington Julian Scheer National Aeronautics and Space Administration Scheer

Cabbie Nick Aravanis Offers Free In-Car Service

Washington cabbie Nick Aravanis fills his taxi with 14 cigarette brands four cigar packs gum candies and lozenges and adds a friendly sign welcoming riders. A newspaper lies across the front seat as part of his unique free service.

Washington Nick Aravanis Nick

Reagan Warns of Welfare Invasion From Other States

Governor Ronald Reagan asserted the Supreme Court ruling abolishing residence requirements would flood California with 3000 to 4000 migrant poor each month, raising costs by about 35 million dollars annually. He called the decision a boon for migrating to California to obtain welfare benefits.

Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Supreme Court California Reagan

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