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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1971
Page
4
A fragment notes a children’s letters feature with the phrase Dear God. The text hints at a children focused exchange or prompt section in a local paper’s ad space. The readable lines emphasize a faith oriented, playful audience appeal.
Mitchell Roosa and Shepard describe the moon landing as a resounding success while noting terrain challenges and dust. Mitchell says docking and radar issues did not unsettle them. Roosa recalls the first lunar sighting from orbit and Cone Crater's impact. Shepard looks forward to returning to the carrier with both feet first.
James Foley 73 of 1216 West Pleasant street died at 8 30 a m today at Corry Memorial Hospital after admission Saturday Born December 8 1897 in Corry he worked on the Erie Railroad early life and at Aero Supply in World War II retired from Welch s in 1961 He married Katherine Pitts March 17 1917 and is survived by wife two daughters two sons 12 grandchildren and one great granddaughter Also two sisters friends may call Bracken Funeral Home with services Thursday Interment planned in St Thomas Cemetery later and Rosary to be recited Wednesday evening.
Scientists led by Lee R. Scherer, director of Apollo lunar exploration, praised the crew for performing well on the moon. They admitted optimism about assigned tasks and urged astronauts gain freedom to choose geological targets in future missions. After recovery, the astronauts will be taken to the New Orleans for quarantine in a trailer-like van.
Corry Memorial Hospital report as of 7 A M lists admissions with names and addresses including Henri Counasse Erie Mrs Donald Carter 108 West Main Edmund Woodburn Bear Lake Mrs Garnet Culver 317 East South Mrs Aurelius Smith Corry Mrs Robert Trott 418 Shady Avenue Mrs Ruth Carroll 332 Mead Avenue Byron Nichols 615 Wayne Street Mrs Aldine Emmons 104 Park Avenue Thomas Testi Corry Mrs William Burchard Tidioute Mike 10 months son of Gary Wolfe Mrs Harry Grow Discharged include Guy Swart Rebecca 12 Lorie Ann infant daughter of Herbert Eddy Ashville Mrs Mabel Babcock Sherman Mrs Dennis Akam Barbara Houghling 303 Mead Avenue.
In University Park Pennsylvania State University installs a green telephone in the student union lobby to prompt student questions on ecology. Questions are recorded and aired on the student radio station before a campus panel discusses the issues with university staff and security present.
WASHINGTON AP The EPA chief William D Ruckelshaus rejected five paragraphs of Nixons Economic Report arguing states need strong environmental regulation to avoid race to the bottom. Rep Henry Reuss criticized the report for promoting state laxity. The plan calls for a $6 billion three year program to improve water treatment and open space while expanding EPA powers and raising fines.
The body of James Foley is at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm and services Thursday at 11 am, temporary interment in Pine Grove Mausoleum. Minnie May Sweet services at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 1 pm, viewing Monday 7 to 9 pm and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm, burial in Cutting Cemetery.
In Warsaw AP reports Communist leader Edward Gierek issued an optimistic message pledging improved living standards, including a car and consumer goods, as Poland seeks relief from economic crisis. The Central Committee backed Gierek, expelling two Gomulka allies and elevating Moczar, his security chief, to stronger power.
Victor G. Nielsen pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill two Erie police officers, armed robbery, and a firearms violation. He claimed he was not present the night Patrolmen Vincent Rapp and Norman Scholl were wounded during a holdup at the Country Fair Store. Sentencing set for March 4 with presentence investigation. maximums include 20 years and $10,000 fine for armed robbery, seven years for assault, and three years for firearms violation. Nielsen, 25, was involved in the Nov. 7 incident at 401 Fast 24th Street.
The joint committee pressed to end gym for all varsity athletes, not just Bloom's son, while DOE rules require a districtwide physical education program. Benson had contacted the DOE, prompting calls for clear procedures and a future Athletic Committee report. Boost Corry It's Good For You.
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