Real estate transfers and local incidents roll through county courthouse
Over the weekend in the County courthouse a transfer included Honora C. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Toployich of First Ward. Police logged reports from White Street of dogs near a bus stop after children boarded a school bus. Mrs. Gladys Howe, Corry Area High School speech teacher, to speak at an adult agriculture class meeting. Civil Defense searched for a lost hunter on County Line Road. he was found unharmed. A purse worth 13 dollars was reported lost on East Main Street. General Telephone switchboard noted profanity from a pay booth caller. investigations found no visible suspect.
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Honora C. Miller
Emil J.toployich
Gladys Howe
Corry Area High School
Howe
Richard Farrer
William Denison
West Washington Street
Herbert Rogers
R.D
Corry
County Line Road
Spartansburg
343 Pa
Notable Street Altercation Ends With Costs Billed
Witnesses said Jurino assaulted Applebee with a car antenna after beating Applebee and others. A ham ter struck Applebee, injuring his scalp while ambulance and hospital charges accrued for Jones and the melee. Police noted 800 damage to a 1962 Scouten auto and listed fines and fees totaling 105.
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Jurino
Applebee
Clymer
Jones
Erie
Corry crash injures youths as car hits pole and fence
An auto veered from the Corry highway traveling 60 feet to strike a utility pole then 210 feet into a wooden fence and farm pasture on Paul A Labowski property. It rested upright in a creek after 80 feet off the road. Corry Ambulance Service responded. victims admitted to hospital. Trooper Johnston with Troopers Haskins and Buckshaw led the investigation. Thomas Lee Carter, born September 7 1950, son of Oliver and Faye Kuhns Carter, was survived by two sisters Janet and Cindy, three brothers Donald Edward and Willard, and the paternal grandmother Mrs Alva Carter. Services are set at Hays Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Chine
Paul A. Labowski
R. D
Johnston
Terence Haskins
Carl Buckshaw
Thomas Lee Carter
Oliver
Faye Kuhns Carter
Sparta Merged School
Corry Church of the Nazarene
Clarence
Janet) Fuller
Spartansburg
Cindy
Donald
R.D
Edward
Union City
Sand Willard
Alva Carter
RD. 2
Centerville
Sandra Friends
Stenger
Rose Hill Cemetery
Teachers set date for action on pay increase
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania State Education Association calendar highlights February 15 as the deadline for its Rights and Responsibilities Commission to report on teacher salaries and for lawmakers to act on a proposed pay-raise measure. The convention urged immediate salary probes, threatened a possible special session, and signaled militant mood with new president Joseph J. Standa advocating political action and collaboration among teachers, administrators, and parents for education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission
Pennsylvania
PSEA
Joseph J. Standa
Johnstown
General Assembly
Walter
Washington
Wounded Corry Marine Moved To Philadelphia
A Corry Marine transferred from Vietnam to the Philadelphia Naval Hospital is treated for a foot wound from an operation in Phu Loc. Lance Cpl. Terry Parker, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Parker of 17 East Congress Street, is recovering in Ward 3 A. Parker joined the corps in October 1968 and has been in Vietnam since last March.
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Corry
Vietnam
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Phu Loc
Philadephia
Lance Cpl
Terry Parker
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Parkers
Defense Department
Philly Naval Facility
8Rd Marine Division
Clymer Voters Approve Additions Reject Pool Plan
Clymer district voters approved a 1.96 million dollar program adding 14 classrooms at Clymer Central and seven at Findley Lake, with 340 to 207 voting against a proposed 850 thousand dollar swimming pool. The pool proposal failed while the school additions passed.
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Clymer
Clymer Central School
Findley Lake
Nuclear blast spurs gas industry probe in New Mexico
In Farmington New Mexico scientists report the Gasbuggy test created a subterranean chamber 160 feet wide and 3 500 feet deep in the San Juan Basin to aid gas recovery. The AEC says drilling into the chamber begins today with results weeks or months away. If feasible the method could double natural gas reserves. The 20 000 to 30 000 ton TNT device rattled windows and shook equipment, but officials report no radiation escape. The Gasbuggy project, a $4.7 million joint effort by AEC El Paso Natural Gas Co and the U.S. Bureau of Mines, has operated for four years.
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Farmington
N.M
Robert H. Thalgott
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Picture Cliffs
San Juan Basin
Congress Moves To Ban Nepotism In Payroll Hiring
Washington AP Congress readies a delayed action measure to prohibit lawmakers from employing relatives on congressional payrolls. The ban excludes current spouses and kin already in position and extends to executive and judicial branches. The bill, tied to postal-rate legislation, awaits final passage and a signature by President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
Johnsson
Tornadoes Kill Woman and Injure Man in Fort Walton Beach
Tornadoes struck Fort Walton Beach as Loreta Byrd and a mother gave birth at Eglin Air Force Base Hospital during the storm. The Byrds’ two family house split apart leaving Loreta dead from a crushed skull and Jerry Byrd critically injured. A six month old adopted baby slept in the same room but was unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Walton Beach
Eglin ‘Air Force Base
H. Coker
Cokers
Loreta Byrd
Jerry J. Byrd
Tyndal
Byrds
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White Street
Jody Albers
H.D. 3
East Main Street
General Telephone
Columbus
Ohio
Herb Campbell
Warren General Hospital
Blue Cross
Crescent Park
Warren
Ogle Lumber
Millers Falls
Daye
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Philadelphia
Harry Reynolds
Gasbuggy
Lehman’s
Gttt
West Main Street
Caflisch
Union City, PA
Christmas Club
Corry Savings.and Loan
N. Center Street
Corry, Penna
Robert P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Firestone
Wisestone
SUP
Barney
Canter Street
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