Corry Housing Office Drives Condemnation and Repairs
The Corry housing officer led a slow citywide renewal effort with 1,686 inspections of 756 structures and 911 dwelling units, issuing 525 structure and 672 dwelling unit violations. By Jan 15 1970, 274 structure and 348 dwelling corrections were completed, with six more condemned buildings under action. Aimed at improving health and living conditions, the program plans to record all city structures and pursue demolition or sale where feasible.
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Corry
John Ornick
Hornick
West Smith Street
William Morton
Union City
Tokyo
Japan
Christmas Meditations by Rev M P Klingensmith Cobbs Corner Church
A Christmas sermon notes God values small acts over grand gestures. The speaker urges recognizing Bethlehem’s humble beginnings and Mary’s choosing, insisting God works through everyday little gifts. Let kindness and personal love shine in families this season, bringing divine blessing.
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M.P. Klingensmith
Cobbs Corner Community Church
Asre
Bethlehem
Earth
You
Mary
Pot smoke may trigger growing sensitivity to marijuana byproducts
Washington AP report notes Public Health Service researchers cautious about harm, showing THC lingers in blood for over three days and byproducts persist eight days after injection in nonusers. Study mentions potential tissue buildup in lungs and brain and possible reverse tolerance in chronic users.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Professional Journal
Science
National Institute of Mental Health
Julius Axelrod
Irwin J. Kopin
Dog Licenses Be Sold Throughout Erie County Schedule
County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin announced January and February dog license sales across Erie County. The schedule lists events at Corry Municipal Building Union City Waterford Borough Hall North East Borough Hall Wattsburg Borough Hall Mill Village School and Elgin Borough Hall on specified dates.
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Erie County
Neil McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Corry Municipal Building
Union City
Waterford Borough Hall
North East Borough Hall
Wattsburg Borough Hall
Mill Village
Elgin Borough Hall
Hunter Shoots Horse Shocks Galloway Family
Franklin State Police and Game Commission seek the hunter who killed a buckskin horse on private property in the Galloway area. The horse belonged to the Floyd Dunlap family for 10 years and was a pet of their 16-year-old Floyd Jr. A 30 30 rifle fired from a deer hunter’s position left the animal dead after running to a barn. The Dunlaps condemn the act and anticipate widespread no trespassing posts in the area.
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Franklin
State Police and Game Commission
Galloway
Floyd Dunlap
Floyd Jr
Dunlap
Dunlaps
Hearing Set In SP Trooper Death Case
A district magistrate scheduled a hearing for December 29 for Barney L. Russell 19 charged with killing state police undercover agent Gary R. Rosenberger of Montoursville. Rosenberger’s body was found Saturday in a stream near Williamsport with seven gunshot wounds from two pistols one .22 and one .38 not recovered. Pittsburgh business index climbs on consumer spending Casio sales and department store gains spark optimism in local economy.
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Williamsport
Barney L. Russell
Gary R. Rosenberger
Montoursville
Pittsburgh
University “Pittsburgh
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