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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
9
A fragmented report notes a night event involving a person named LeRoy and a partner at home. The incomplete text references an incident after an evening gathering and mentions an arrest or notable consequence. Further readable details remain unclear.
Erie County commissioners trimmed 48045 from their 1966 general fund deficit lowering expenditures to 3825191 and revenue to 3710875. Biggest cut hit recreation lowering from 134920 to 107420 with park development 75000 down to 50000 and director Russo salary up to 9450.
William W. Gruver, 40, of Pittsburgh, accused of fatally shooting John E. Obritz, 23, also of Pittsburgh, with a 30-30 rifle on December 2. Gruver was committed yesterday to Farview State Hospital after a judge ordered commitment following a behavior clinic report describing flat affect, withdrawal, disorganization, and paranoid delusions.
A Religious Activities Committee member Miss Linda J Seiftied of New York City handed over 400 dollars to Bainbridge. The ceremony involved Dr Richard C and was witnessed by the committee secretary.
Final rites for Neil E. Stutzman were held at 2 p m yesterday at Beaverdam Mennonite Church with Rev. Richard Hostetler officiating. Burial was in Beaverdam Cemetery following a 11 a m family prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Bearers included Max Manwaring, Robert Scott, Wilbur DeVore, Michael Arden, Grant Spelling, and Carl Spelling. Attending from away were relatives from New Holland Pa Wattsburg North East Cairo Neb and other towns.
Ind appears with Mr and Mrs David Dan ner of Streetsboro Ohio and Mr and Mrs Robert Schweitzer of Cambridge Springs along with many friends and relations from Lottsville Bear Lake Beaver Dam and surrounding areas.
Police canvassed the Penn Township neighborhood near the home of 24 year old Alice Kellar who was found dead with three neckties twisted around her neck. State Police reported no progress after questioning 60 neighbors and travelers. Her husband Karl Kellar, 41, found the body nude except for tennis shoes.
An executive for a Philadelphia firm testified that Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania seeks a 17.6 percent rate increase, calling it excessive and suggesting a 1 percent rise as more realistic. Hospital officials and medical groups urged a substantial increase.
A driverless tractor trailer in Erie coasted for a block causing extensive damage. It struck a car and a pickup, toppled a gas pump at Sunoco, hit a billboard and a tire rack, and ended at General Insurance Co. No injuries reported though several residents faced shock. Driver John H. Berio, 4, of Oakfield New York claimed brakes were left on. Ten charges filed.
As of Wednesday's deadline only Tanzania and Guinea backed the threatened action. UN circles blame African demands for military force as impractical. Some delegates say Wilson's shift toward a compromise with Rhodesia was blocked by strong Asian African resolutions. Britain has rejected calls to use force against Smith's regime.
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting gathered at the home of Mrs. Carl A. Marsh with nine members, six children and guest Miss Elouise Marsh. A chicken dinner was served at 10 o clock, decorations were Christmas themed, gifts exchanged, and Mrs. Hazel Harris of Erie was honored for her birthday.
Philadelphia police arrested 34 people in narcotics raids including Miss Rochelle Polangin a 23 year old psychologist on the staff of the Philadelphia State Hospital. Polangin posted bond and a further hearing was set for December 27. Magistrate Edward Cox held the rest in bonds totaling 319000. Two packets of marijuana were found in Polangin s Center City apartment.
Jones and Laughlin Corp announces award of a contract to Koppers Co to design and install three 162 ton basic oxygen furnaces at the Aliquippa Works and Hamot Hospital in Erie.
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