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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1974
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads notes a Saturday dance at Corry Central Labor Club The Happy Gang runs 10 pm to 2 am Members and guests admitted Stf Attention Moose members only Annual picnic August 11 at Woodland Retreat Columbus tickets 2 50 adults Camping requires advance club secretary reservation
In Geneva representatives of the Greek and Turkish communities on Cyprus joined the three power peace talks. The day’s discussions aimed to push forward negotiations toward a settlement amid ongoing feuding tensions.
Local notes show the Bear Lake Boro approving road graveling on Goshen road before Labor Day and actions to curb yard junk. The Bear Lake Community Fair committee outlined pony and saddle drawings, flower arranging and quilt demonstrations, a talent show with prizes, a woodman contest, grease pole event, and a past queen picnic at Cornish Camp Grounds. International talks in Geneva involve ministers Callaghan Mavros and Ganes with Clerides and Denktash, seeking cease-fire terms and prisoner exchanges.
Discount priced at Anthony's Auto Parts located at 802 North Center Street. Phone 664-7731. Lost black wallet Thursday evening. Reward offered for finder. Call Robert McCray at 663-0432.
In Clearfield County Pennsylvania a 12 year old Mahaffey youth, David Byers, died after his motorcycle was struck by a southbound pickup driven by Dennis Vouch, 22. Byers was thrown about 50 feet and died at Clearfield Hospital from a fractured skull and neck.
Erie County Chief Clerk John Wagner said about 68 candidates have filed petitions to run for the Home Rule Commission. The ballot draw is set for August 30 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse, with petitions due by August 27. Withdrawal notices will be available for those seeking to exit the race. Only long form nonpartisan commissioners will be elected from the growing field as the panel studies government forms for up to 18 months before a voters’ decision.
Nixon returns to California to a cheering crowd at El Toro Marine Base and his Pacific villa, promising to work for world peace while facing ongoing Watergate-related legal risks. He travels aboard Air Force One and greets friends and supporters amid heightened security.
Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service emergency contact lines listed. Afternoon and evening desk volunteers named. admissions include Vivian Anderson and Laura Mosher. discharges include Beverly Berry and Cynthia M. McCray. Residents and addresses span Spartansburg Findley Lake and surrounding areas with multiple numbered road addresses.
In Willimantic Connecticut hundreds of White House misdialed calls reach Roland and Mona Booker’s home. Their number nearly matches the White House number with a one digit area code difference. The family kept the line off the hook after a flood of calls amid Nixon resignation rumors with 66 callers on Thursday and 26 on Friday according to Ivy Booker.
State police raided a teen gathering of about 20 youths off Gravel Banks Road on Dutch Hill around 9:30 last night. Officers scattered the partygoers, with several youths apprehended and questioned. parents were to be notified and no charges decided. A resident said the event aimed to bolster the President, while others debated political calls and Nixon Ford era context.
Joel D. Lanphere of Clymer was injured in a one car crash in Sinclairville. He was charged by Sheriff Patrolman J L Young with operating a car without insurance after losing control and veering into a driveway, down an embankment and striking a utility pole. Lanphere was treated for head shoulder and back injuries and released from WCA Hospital in Jamestown.
Meadville patrolman Martin Davis aged 23 is suspended without pay for conduct unbecoming an officer after being charged with aggravated assault by his wife Jeanette Davis of Erie. The charge stems from a G. C. Murphy Co altercation. she was treated at City Hospital and remains in fair condition. A hearing before City Council will determine further action.
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