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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
1
Bomb Hanoi Bridge-Link For Cong Supplies
U S war planes attacked bridges linking Hanoi with supply routes to Red China for a second straight day. F105 Thunderchiefs from bases in Thailand hit the Ca nal des Rapides bridge northeast of Hanoi as Tass reported new raids with no details. The U S command noted a pair of aircraft downed in Thursday’s actions. Christmas truce talks emerged in Saigon with a 24 hour halt and possible longer pauses for New Year and Tet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Red China
Thailand
Canal Des Rapides
Tass
U. S
Zoning Board Weighs Third Plaza Plan for Erie Site
The Zoning Board of Adjustments will hold a final hearing next Thursday at 4 30 p m to consider Buyers Fair Inc Erie appealing to build a shopping plaza on Fogle Lumber property The area is light industrial and a variance under conditional use is sought The plan includes a Buyers Fair with triple current floor space and an A P supermarket a third larger The proposal has prior approval from the City Planning Commission and City Council
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustments
Buyers Fair, Inc
Erie
Fogle Lumber Company
Buyer’s Fair
Buyers Fair
A&p
Buyers Fair Group
City Planning Commission
City Council
Fire brigade gains new chassis and oil tank on order
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company approved a $5,000 chassis and cab to upgrade its fleet with delivery planned after December 14. Directors also authorized purchasing a used oil truck tank to mount on a company truck increasing capacity by 500 gallons for rural coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin-Beaverdam
Ford Motor Co
Democrats Hold Key Vote On 156 Million Tax Plan
In Harrisburg the fate of a new 156 million tax program rests with minority House Democrats. The plan proposes an 18 month increase in the state sales tax from 5 to 6 percent to ease Gov. Shafer's fiscal crisis for the 1967-68 year. The GOP caucus backs the proposal, seeking House support for final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Guv. Shafer
Youth Admits Setting Fatal Fraternity House Blaze
A University of Pennsylvania sophomore admitted starting a fraternity house fire that killed three people while horseplay with one victim. Richard J. Noble, 20, of Orofino Idaho, said to have drunk champagne at a fraternity party and a country club prior to arson. Noble was arrested on murder and arson charges and surrendered with his attorney Bernard L. Segal. Kent D. Smith, 20, of Wilmington Delaware, died of smoke inhalation. Dist Atty Arlen Specter said Noble gave a full oral statement and showed remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Richard J. Noble
Orofino
Idaho
Noble
Bernard L. Segal
City Hall
Specter
Kent D. Smith
Wilmington
Del
Fire destroys rural home as occupants seek care
Nearly a score of Spring Creek and Columbus firefighters battled a kitchen fire at Henry Dyer's Baker Hill home, north of Spring Creek. The house burned out of control. occupants were at Corry Memorial Hospital, one a patient and the other a visitor. Fire destroyed most of the home except a freezer and refrigerator. No one was home when the blaze started. The incident echoed a similar two years earlier when a kitchen fire occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Henry Dyer
Baker Hill
Frances Jaquith
Dyer
Mother Hospitalized as Son Is Killed in Burglary Attempt
Coloma Michigan AP report details Maria Tillman 21 saying their mother awaits major surgery while 16 year old Michael Tillman died after a burglary attempt. Siblings Marcia 17 Keith 17 and Leroy Britain 17 face charges and Coloma officer Ron Weber fired after a warning shot was ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloma
Mich
Maria Tillman
Police
Michael Tillman
Lawrence
St. Joseph
Leroy Britain
Paw Paw
Tillman
Ron Weber
Senate passes social security bill with record benefits
The Senate sent the measure to President Johnson, approving a Social Security increase of 3.6 billion dollars in its first full year and a 1.5 billion dollar payroll tax hike. The bill expands benefits by at least 13 percent for 24 million recipients and tightens welfare and Medicaid provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson Baby
Johnson
Long
Louisiania Denver
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Long and Son
Robert Byrd
Dw.va
Democratic
Manhunt for Killers of New York State Trooper
Police scour rural areas north of Syracuse after Trooper William G. Doyle 27 was shot in the head while stopping a stolen 1985 Dodge from Griffiss Air Force Base Rome. His brother Trooper John M. Doyle 30 joined the search as two young suspects fled in a blue vehicle with Michigan or Minnesota plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
John M. Doyle
Here
Rome
Arthur R. Over- Huel
South Haven
Mich
Griffiss Air Force Base
Doyle
Pulaski
Batavia
John P. Nobblen
New York
Tonawanda
Sherdan Drive
Sheridan Park
Buffalo
McInnes Men Weigh Union Affiliation With Steelworkers
Members of the McInnes Independent Employees Association will vote Saturday night on affiliating with the United Steelworkers of America AFL-CIO after a two week strike the group calls illegal. The three year old association faces a timely contract renewal this month and seeks a stronger bargaining position with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeInnes Independent
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Independent Association
That's Our Congress That's Our Congress
The AP reports a lesson in congressional arithmetic as the House votes to raise members' air mail stamp allowances by 40 percent after a 25 percent post increase to 10 cents takes effect in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afr
House
New Vehicle Inspection Law Signed in Pennsylvania
Gov. Shafer signed a law splitting the two annual vehicle inspections into four periods starting Feb. 1 1969. Cars will still be inspected twice yearly but during either the first and third or second and fourth quarters with notice sent to motorists. Exempt are trailers and small semi trailers under 1000 pounds. The same day a second measure updated borough councilmen pay scales by population. A separate act stiffened highway shooting rules, banning game shots within 45 yards of roads. A Russian singer Valeria Barsova died at Sochi at 76 from a heart attack after Bolshoi years and international appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ennsylvania
Shafer
State Revenue Department
Erie Authority Advances Corry Renewal Plan
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority met in Corry to push a $582,000 urban renewal project in Fourth Ward. Members include Nick Markopoulos George Sample George Brown Atty Paul Joslin and George Po Iskos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Corry
Nick Markopoulos
George Sample
George Brown
Atty
Paul Joslin
George Po
Renewal Project To Get Manager for Erie Urban Renewal
The Erie Redevelopment Authority authorized hiring a relocation officer and project manager for the Fourth Ward urban renewal area. The five member board heard a status report from John E. Blackson Associates, under Chris Capotis, Erie County planner, with six buildings substandard or deteriorating in the 19acre area and 36 targets for rehabilitation or construction. The suggested manager salary of 6,500 for a one year post drew concern about finding experienced staff willing to move to Corry and face possible termination. the federal share of 582,000 would cover about 474,475, with the city and Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs each paying 72,812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Voumgse Development Authority
Fourth Ward
Corry
John E. Blackson
Pennsylvania
Name Candidates For Fixe: Posts
At a meeting last night members of the Stanford Hose Company voted for three officers whose names will be submitted to City Council for confirmation at Council's next meeting. To be recommended are Jerome Davis for chief, Al Apps for first assistant chief and Wiloe Halfast for second assistant. Confirmation is traditionally automatic at Council's first meeting each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
Jerome Davis
al Apps
Wiloe Halfast
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Moscow
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Sochi
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