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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1966
Page
3
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A federal grand jury subpoenaed names of Pittsburgh police inspectors and lieutenants for the last six years as part of an ongoing numbers racket investigation. Safety Director Craig and Police Supt Slusser provided a roster of 15 inspectors and 74 lieutenants, with the probe also involving testimony from former patrolman Clarence Cooper who pleaded guilty to tax and extortion-related charges. Diamond stated background use and noted cooperation from city officials.
Judge Lipsitt previously refused to dismiss Aker's suit against Louden Hill Farms. Aker argues that regulation would aid consumers and producers, while the commission contends studies are needed before any ruling. Commission attorney Novasitis counters that a proven legal violation could justify a restraining order.
A car cut across a lawn at East Washington and Wayne Streets, then made a sharp right turn between a street sign and a telephone pole, forcing the vehicle back onto the street. Eugene Davis, 429 East Washington, reports damage and asks readers to identify the driver for possible lawn repairs.
On December 1 Warren County Commissioners discussed a resolution to combine personnel from the Redevelopment Authority, Office of Economic Opportunity, School District, and Planning Commission to implement master plan programs. Commissioner Mead opposed urban renewal and anti poverty efforts, criticizing taxes and the $8,500 anti poverty director salary while noting a 1.2 percent unemployment rate.
Services for Harry M. Hotchkiss were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m with Rev. Walter Gilliland officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Stanley Bailey Henry Hicks Utah Jackson Robert Knight Donald Taylor and Edmund Zewatsky. Honorary bearers include an employee of the Pennsylvania Electric Co. and several relatives from Jamestown Union City Buffalo Lakewood and Erie areas.
An anonymous Vietnam sergeant writes that his wife is dying from kidney disease and promises deferment to aid the Michaels. Support pours in with donations totaling 6600 dollars to buy a kidney machine, while Michaels questions where such generosity could occur elsewhere.
Meadville lowers the property tax millage from 16 to 15.5 mills after renewing a five year garbage collection contract with Superior Refuse Co. for about 99 960 dollars per year, with weekly pickups year round and 18 500 dollars less than the 1967 budget.
Washington AP Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower recovering from gall bladder surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital may be home for Christmas in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Brig Gen Philip W Mallory said Eisenhower got out of bed in the forenoon walked to a chair and sat for 25 minutes. Also noted Ferrari director Eugenio Dragoni resigned Monty.
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