Draft Wrecks CAHS Senior's Dream
Victor Jaggi, a Corry Area High School senior, was denied a six month deferment to finish his diploma after enlisting in the Navy. Forty eight teachers led by Miss Eileen Dunbar appeal to officials, urging a six month extension so he can graduate June 7 1971, and keep pursuing his dream.
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Corry
Draft Board
Ictor
Navy
Victor
Eileen Dunbar
Miss Dunbar
Joseph Vigorito
Forest Hopkins
U.S
Richard Schwelker
James Hittle
Frankton
Victor Jaggs
Corry Area High School
Milas Dunbar
Canada
CAHS
Abe
Reese
Washington
Pro burglars strike Corry Plaza shops in four night entries
Police investigate a professional string of nighttime burglaries at four Corry Plaza stores on Route 6. Murphy’s, Sherwin Williams, Eckerd Drugs and Loblaws were entered through roof vents or roof access, with safes opened and cash seized. Fingerprints exist. a Titusville burglary case is not yet linked.
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Corry Plaza
Houte 6
Pik-um
G.C. Murphy
Sherwin-Williams
Eckerd
Charles Lutton
Loblaws
George Valett
Lutton
Charles Rhoades
James Hurlbut
Murphy
Artie Shaw
Corry
Titusville
William R. Porath
Cleveland
Corry Department
Porath
Crawford County
Meadville
Readers to Name Two For Honors at Journal Dinner
The Second Annual Worry Evening Journal appreciation dinner invites readers to nominate two community honorees from the past year or longer. Readers may submit resumes on Page 4 with a one week deadline. Names kept secret until the dinner night. Cincinnati AP reports a new computer flood information system for faster data from the U S Corps of Engineers.
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Worry Evening Journal
Journal
Joseph Vigorito
Forest Hopkins
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
U.S Corps of Reviers
Saar
Firemen search wreckage after New York blast at tavern
A massive explosion at Ryan's Bar and Grill near City Hall Park collapsed a three story building. Firemen and police scoured the smoldering debris for five missing workers while more than 60 people were injured, many critically, as 200 firefighters battled the blaze. The blast, caused by a gas leak, sent debris across the street and drew Mayor Lindsay to the scene.
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New York
City Hall Park
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Robert C. Lowery
Ryan's
Florida taxpayers enraged over Super Bowl blackout
Florida attorney Ellis Rubin told NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle that citizens had contributed 115,900 in tax funds to promote and operate the world championship game, yet faced a blackout. Rubin warned of a South Florida boycott if the NFL asserts jurisdiction, while noting 1986 Sherman Act exemptions let leagues blackout home games.
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Florida
MIAMI
Ellis Rubin
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Rozelle
Rubin
South Florida
City and Area Crashes Injure Local People
Corry and Warren area residents were involved in three overnight crashes. Four people were slightly injured and total property damage reached 3900 dollars. In Corry, Douglas HL Mitchell, 23, of A.D. 2 Corry, swerved to avoid a dog and struck a utility pole on East Main Street, suffering forehead lacerations. His car was a total loss and pole damage listed at 500 dollars. Mitchell was hospitalized briefly. A Corry man faces a driving while under the influence charge after a one car crash on Route 6 near Warren.
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Corry and Area
City
Warren
Corry
Douglas HL Mitchell
A.D. 2
East Main Street
Mitchell
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Murphy's
Victor Jaggi
George Sample
Pikaum
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