Ex-Corry Woman and Daughter Crushed by Train at Union City
A former Corry woman Joyce A. Green, 28, and her year old daughter Tina were killed by an Erie Lackawanna freight at a Union City crossing. Tina slipped on the tracks. Mrs Green rushed to help and fell. Witnesses and coroners confirmed instant death from massive injuries. Both will be buried after services at H L Musser Funeral Home with Rev Aart VanDam officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Soon the better London porpoises sighting signals warm spring and hot summer.
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Joyce Green
Union City
Erie Lackawanna
David Leech
Raymond Robison
Joseph W. Smith
Hornell
N.Y
Joyce A. Green
Donna
Roland
Jerry Lee
John
Portland
Terry Lee
Charles Maraka
Erie
Velma Kline
Virginia Boling
Texas
Ruth Alford
van Nuys
Calif
Charles Marzka Jr
North East
Melford Marzka
Virgil Henry
Tina
H.L. Musser
Rev. Aart VanDam
Evergreen Cemetery
Quake Devastates Southern California Sources Death Toll
Los Angeles battle against aftermath as 35 people die and 860 injured after a magnitude 6.6 quake centered 26 miles northwest of downtown. Rescue efforts continue amid collapsed hospital buildings, trapped survivors, and dam concerns at Van Norman Lake. Governor Reagan and Vice President Agnew declare disaster areas and mobilize federal aid while evacuations affect about 80,000 residents.
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California
Veterans Administration
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San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles County
Ronald Reagan
Robert E. Noel
Reservoir
Soledad Canyon
San Gabriel Mountains
California Institute of Technology
Long Beach
Hopete
San Andreas
Gulf of California
San Francisco
Bay Area
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Reagan
Sacramento
Santa Monica Mountains
San Gabriels
Granada Hills
Calif
van Norman
Edward Davis
City Water and Power Department
Davis
Corry teacher denies skipping channels in gym policy query
Corry Area High School PE teacher Robert Benson told The Journal he exhausted local channels before contacting the state Department of Education about whether state law allows excusing varsity athletes from regular gym. DOE said the law requiring compulsory PE stands and varsity sports do not factor in. Benson cited December events: a December 4 notice approving Mark Bloom’s gym exemption, and a December 18 notice for all varsity basketball players to be excused. Brant claimed the basketball team is down and sought to “make it legal,” Benson said, and Benson then consulted the Corry Area Education Association before pursuing local channels.
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The
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DOE
DOB
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Corry Area Joint School Committee
Russell Brant
Mark Bloom
Bloom
Brant
Journal
Corry Area Education Association
Pennsylvania State Education Association
LeRoy Peck
Corry Jointure Leads Erie County Teacher Contracts
Corry Jointure in Erie County completes its first annual salary talks with teachers and nurses receiving a $500 annual raise through a $200 base increase plus a $300 state increment. Younger and older staff gain different steps but end at the same $500 raise, with longevity and fringe benefits expanding income and duties.
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Corry
Erie County
Girard
Jointure
Corry Jointure
Hopkins named to state lottery committee in PA
Rep Forest Hopkins joins the Pennsylvania state lottery committee with Governor Milton Shapp's backing to craft lottery legislation. He has long pressed for a lottery to fund tax income for the commonwealth and aid the elderly through the proceeds.
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North East
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Hopkins
Commonwealth
Ways and Means
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Mission Hills
Reseda
Canoga Park
Robert Noel
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