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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
3
Nixon Plans War on Wild Pot Across 10 States
Washington AP reports a new federal effort, dubbed WHEP Wild Hemp Elimination Program, to curb wild marijuana on farm land in 10 Midwestern states. The plan uses about 68 thousand dollars channeling through USDA agencies to help farmers eradicate illegal hemp, focusing on fence rows and field edges with a May 15 to July 1 window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ijuana
Midwest
Justice Department
Agriculture Department
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Extension Service
USDA
Champaign County
Far East
Art Award winners at Titusville show noted in Corry club
Mrs Joseph Niedomus and Mrs Florence Tripp are pictured with award winning paintings while Mrs Maxwell Devereaux displays two blue ribbon oils for My Fathers Pasture at the Tenth Exhibition of Paintings Jury Show. Devereaux won top prize and the Max Herz Memorial prize for best landscape. Tripp took second with October Gold. Niedomys won popular vote for Christ on the Cross burlap. All are Corry Art Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Niedomus
Florence Tripp
Maxwell Devereaux
Max Herz
Woman's Club
Titusville
Journal Staffers To Receive Certificates For PSU Course
Fifteen area newsmen including two from the Corry Evening Journal will receive certificates for completing Penn State journalism seminars. The program at Warren’s Northwestern Pennsylvania Bank building features talks by Penn State professors Dulaney and Lees on a free press and use of photographs.
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Corry Evening Journal
Penn. State
Northwestern Pennsylvania Bank
Warren
Penn State
William E. Mosse
Behrend
Erie
William L. Dulaney
University Park
Edward Lees
Dulaney
Paddock Publications
Chicago
Illinois Press Association
Lees
Printer’s Ink
Blue Manor
Mosso
Warren Times-Mirror’ & Observer
Allen Anderson
Dennis Bonavita
J. David Pirillo
Paul Reichart
Robert Rogge
Betty Fasnacht
Bradford Era
Joanne Galletta
Titusville Herald
Sarah Glesler
Olean Times Herald
Virginia
Oil City Derrick
Mary Lyons
Holly Matthews
Daniel McEldowney
Christopher Oakleaf
Clean Times Herald
Tim Pryor
Sandra Peterson
Inmates propose reform plan at State Prison
Five inmates at the State Correctional Institution in Huntingdon form CRIME, detailing a plan to replace incarceration with intensive probation, a strong vocational program, a diagnostic center, college trained counselors in cellblocks, and uniform maximum sentences with minimums set by staff. They pressed for public awareness and more humane treatment, calling the current system a form of slave labor and urging unions to support apprenticeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon, Pa
State Correctional Institution
Pennsylvania State University
Mittee
Raymond C. Miller
Donald L. Blouse
Thomas D. Cooper
Willie R. Davis
Cooper
Predicting Passage On Narcotics Code
HARRISBURG AP A Bucks County lawmaker predicts unanimous House passage within 30 days of a new narcotics code that broadens rehabilitation for addicts and lowers penalties for first time marijuana offenders. Rep Milton Berkes plans to introduce the bills Monday. He cites a $10 million first year spend, doubling next year, with costs rising then leveling off. One feature would upgrade a marijuana conviction from crime to misdemeanor with a 30 day penalty for a first offender instead of prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bucks County
House
Milton Berkes
D-Bucks
Berkes
Butler Marine Co charged with Mississippi River pollution
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas AP Butler Marine Co of Butler Pennsylvania faces federal charges for polluting the Mississippi River with tank contents of toluene and carbon black that leaked after grounding near the Arkansas River navigation channel on December 9. The government alleges inadequate steps were taken to stop the leaks and seeks penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Butler Marine Co
Butler, Pa
U.S
Arkansas River Navigation Channel
PSU Coed Dies Of Gunshot Wounds
Denise Monique Myers an 18 year old Penn State freshman was found shot in the head in her dormitory room and died Thursday night at Centre Community Hospital. A Philadelphia coed was found critically wounded in Simmons Hall on the University Park campus and state police continue to investigate with no comment yet.
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Bellefonte
Denise Monique Myers
Pennsylvania State University
Centre Community Hospital
Philadelphia
Simmons Hall
University Park
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