Corry Area News Highlights Local Crimes and Taxes
A mixed local report covers magazine fundraisers, curfew checks on four youths, vandalism at a gravel pit, and a grand jury indictment in Erie County. It notes a bank cash error, tax deadlines, a jail fire attempt, a Route 6 bridge collision, a go cart injury, and a Meadv ille corruption case plus six real estate transfers.
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Route 6
Warren County
Charles Smith
Columbia
Glade Bridge
Corry
Union City
Erie County
Ralph E. Morris
Allen E. Fisher
Shady Avenue
Bert Volk
Ronald L. Frontroth
Wayne Township
Mary E. Smith
George A. Smith
Wattsburg
James W. Miller
Robert C. Bailey
Mead Avenue
Stanley Royek
Stanley T. Royek
Concord Township
Velma M. Stevenson
Thelma P. Stevenson
North Main Street
Raible sues Newsweek over photo use in 1969 issue
Eugene L. Raible files a 20000 libel suit in federal court against Newsweek accusing the magazine of using his framed photo beside a U.S. flag without permission. The Oct 6 1969 cover as part of The Troubled American described him as angry uncultured crude and biased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Newsweek Magazine
Eugene L. Raible
U.S
Raible
Directors and Adaptative Education Programs Overview
The document outlines aims and objectives for scheduling learning modules, providing facilities and supervision for independent study, adjusting time to student needs, and enabling conferences and enrichment projects. It lists courses for grades 6-8 across language arts, math, science, social studies, physical education, and arts, plus foreign language consideration. It recommends staff including a principal, secretary, guidance counselor, librarian, and clerk.
Attacking VC Repelled Near Phnom Penh by Allies
South Vietnamese and Cambodian warplanes repelled North Vietnamese and Viet Cong assaults on Prek Tameak and Saang near Phnom Penh. A Cambodian AC47 gunship helped deter Viet Cong forces. no casualties reported at the two locations. Air force sorties around Phnom Penh and skirmishes near Fire Base O’Reilly continued as U.S. command reported mixed casualties and mortar fire incidents. The Hampet Evaluation System flagged 92.4 percent of South Vietnam’s population under relative government control in July, up from June.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prek Tameak
Saang
Mekong
Suang
al Skyraider
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Saigon
O'Reilly
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Ba Chuc
Hijacked TWA Jetliner Back After Unscheduled Cuban Stop
A Trans World Airlines Boeing 727 hijacked by a man in an Army uniform landed safely at Philadelphia International Airport at 4:53 am after refueling in Pittsburgh and Miami. The hijacker remained in Havana with a military ID and a half fare first class ticket. All 79 passengers and six crew members returned to Philadelphia. FBI and airline officials described the incident, noting the hijacker's calm behavior and lack of explanation for the Cuba demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Trans World Airlines
Cuba
Philadelphia International
Las Vegas
Havana
Miami
FBI
TWA
Chicago
Warren George
Carolyn Voorhees
Carol Yerkes
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Jose Marti
Nicholas Subak
Ladysmith
Wisc
Militar
Nancy McLemore
George
Ransom Demand Tied To Airliner Bomb Threat
A Pan Am 707 bound for Hawaii was diverted back toward San Francisco after a caller demanded 100000 dollars to avert an attack. The flight with 138 passengers and 10 crew resumed after no bomb was found, following the pattern set by a prior Western Airlines ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hawaii
Pacific
Pan Am
Western Airlines
FBI
Anchorage
Alaska
Employees Leaving Burned Amalie Refinery
FRANKLIN A total of 18 union employees of the fire gutted Amalie Refinery of Wilco Chemical Corp. have left the plant for other jobs. Six of the 60 union workers are retiring and several others have tentative opportunities. Plant manager LC Borell said no layoffs are expected soon, though the workforce was to be reduced to 60 by month end. Cleanup continues and finished-product storage is adequate to finish by late October. Total shutdown is set for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Amalie
Wilco Chemical Corp
Borell
Danner, Union City Fire Chief, Dies at 87
Union City mourns 87 year old Danner born January 6 1883 in Bloomfield Township Crawford County. He married Nellie King in 1904 at Niagara Falls later moved to Union City and led the fire company 25 years while active in Colemans Band and local baseball. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Glenn Funeral Home with Rev. Van Dam. interment Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include wife daughter Fern Aymong and four grandchildren.
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Mr. Danner
East High Street
Union City
Bloomfield Township
Crawford County
Nellie King
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Ancolnville
Danner
Union City Volunteer Fire Company
Coleman
Fern A. Aymong
Erie
Dorothy Baressi
Corry
John
Nestor Aymong
Terry Danner
Quonset Point
R.J
Isabelle Danner
Lester Danner
Glenn Funeral Home
Funeral
Rev. K. Aart van Dam
Evergreen Cemetery
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Ray Elsen
Elsen
Cobbs Corners
East Main Street
YMCA
Wright Street
Snyder Circle
Leland Crosscut
Worth Street
Crosscut
Clymer
Merle Sweet
Erie County Grand Jury
William Conway
Sandy Lake
Greenville
Mary Hubley
Warren
Sheriff's Office
Ricky
Shirley Meadon
North East
Corry Memorial Hospital
Meadville
William H. Brazile
Cleveland
Ohio
Meadville Area
Brazile
William Crane
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Crane
Betty Crane
Colonial Terrace
William R. Allen
Jackson Street
Cathy L. Allen
R.D
Erie County Board of Elections
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Croydon
England
Lisabeth Bastrod
Norway
Newsweek
Vincent Price
Christopher Lee
Peter Cushing
Anta
Edgar Allan Poe
Lerricarl International
Carul && Tod & Alicn
Wools & Blends
Fort Wayne
Ind
Oliver Hewell
Robert J. Labadie
Bruce Swartz
Schwartz
Rutgers
South Jersey
Brookline
N.J
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Allegheny County
West Main Street
Jakarta
East
Java
Columbus
Food Club Pork & Beans
TOPCO
Food Club
Kelloggs
Han
Phe
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