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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
7
A mangled OCR line references a claim about theft or loss with partial words like seven up ignition and cited names, but the text is too garbled to identify persons, places, dates, or events. The readable fragment hints at a possible report item but lacks concrete details to summarize.
Officers from Corry Cambridge Springs Union City Wattsburg Waterford Bloomfield Township and Corry Civil Defense attend a Civil Defense training session at Corry Area High School. Cpl Swartwood will teach arrest procedure criminal law search and seizure accident investigation among other topics.
US officials acknowledge North Korea protested allied spyboat activities before the Pueblo was seized but deny Washington was warned the ship intruded Korean waters. Diplomatic sources say a warning may have been given. officials cite lack of evidence. McNamara and Rusk say Pueblo likely went undetected for 10 to 12 days.
The Erie Lackawanna Railroad and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen start separate talks with Federal Mediation Service mediator Edward Hampton in Cleveland to avert a planned strike by about 24 000 workers. The dispute centers on yard and train crew duties and changes in working conditions at Sharon Pennsylvania yards previously ordered by the railroad.
The city plans a program to educate drivers on the advantages of the new routes and to steer traffic off Center Street. If adopted, officials will implement a plan to inform motorists about benefits and promote route adoption.
U S Steel Miners resumed work at the Robena mining complex after a doubleheader strike over the firing of two United Mine Workers committeemen. About 1,200 men walked out and the union vows to seek reinstatement while noting the firm had refused to discuss the firings until after the halt.
Jamestown City Council voted to raise parking meter fines to 2 from 91 cents effective March 1 and set a 72 hour payment window with a 5 dollar late fine. After 50 days, warrants will be issued. The council also boosted the city judge’s salary from 7000 to 8000 annually and granted the acting judge a 15 dollar daily raise to 30.
Franklin City Council approved scrapping the second urban renewal project proposed nearly three years ago after acting on several major items. The decision followed the city development coordinator's recommendation and reflects a shift in redevelopment priorities.
Erie man Larry Fey helped catch a purse snatcher after he grabbed Ceora Reynolds on Chestnut. Reynolds chased the suspect with Eugene Albert and recovered the purse in nearby bushes before police arrived. The suspect, 40 year old Eugene Albert aided in the capture. Police took the man into custody and the case moves to the next criminal court term. Beatrice Hustin, Romanian skater, is youngest athlete at Grenoble Olympic Games.
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