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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1966
Page
7
Reported plan seeks reapportionment with all Senate seats drawn within close variance. Court earlier mandated one man one vote. Details unclear but 25 even and odd numbered district senators face extended terms and new election schedules with nominations opening March 6.
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Albany reports preliminary plans for a safety car to reduce injuries by half. Engineers describe a sedan sized vehicle with side visible lights, downwards engine placement, rear windscreen wipers, padded seats with enhanced restraints, and a plastic gasoline tank. Project funded at $100000 with Fairchild Hiller Corp. six to eight prototypes could cost 3 to 5 million, mass production pricing depending on volume.
A fire at the Charles Camp Farm near Garland killed one calf two sheep a lamb and three dogs. Firefighters saved 35 sheep and two horses. Loss placed at 4000 with 250000 for the vehicle phase. Investigators probing heat lamp as fire origin while roads aided by highway crews.
The Titusville Industrial Fund, Inc. announced the purchase of 27 lots on Sunset Heights from Shermer Real Estate Agency of Pittsburgh. The fund aims to create land for future single unit homes to attract new industry and support Titusville’s growth.
Perry C. Rapp, 50, of Jamestown, died after a one car crash near a straightaway. He veered off the road and struck a utility pole and was pronounced dead on arrival at WCA Hospital after reportedly complaining of chest pains. Investigators suspect a heart attack at the wheel. autopsy ordered by Coroner Emmett Eckman.
Tass reports Shirali Mislimov, billed as the world's oldest man, remains under evaluation while announcing he has become grandfather to his 50th grandchild. The newborn was born to his youngest daughter Galima in Baku.
A power outage at Warren High School yesterday afternoon caused the alarm to sound and the building to be evacuated in under two minutes. Principal Ted Passaro announced the blackout was due to wind and snow affecting the metering system, with Penelec restoring power in 28 minutes.
Dr. Luther E. Terry former surgeon general and now University of Pennsylvania medical officer announced at a Southeastern Pennsylvania heart fund dinner that more than 10 million Americans suffer from heart disease.
A reflection on how speech fades while printed text endures illustrating the lasting record of writing. It contrasts ephemeral voice with permanent pages and notes the role of literacy in memory.
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