School of Inwood Hauls Court Case Over Integration
A man from Inwood is involved in a local court case. Officials report a dispute regarding education policy and access to facilities. Details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
7
A man from Inwood is involved in a local court case. Officials report a dispute regarding education policy and access to facilities. Details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
An almost total student boycott at St. Vincent's College in Latrobe ended as six of seven complaints were settled. The unrest arose over funding, newspaper censorship, tuition and living costs, and student input in policy, with students urged to return to class and faculty asked for leniency.
A Titusville man suffers second and third degree burns to the head and face after a salamander unit toppled in a smokestack at a job site near Butler. Two other workers, Thomas Ransden and William Gregory, were burned. all three were hospitalized with serious burns. Root, a Kaiser worker, was welding at the site.
Jamestown police officials urged discontinuing the courtesy ticket program after a new public parking ramp opened. The Traffic Bureau reports a loss of about $5,000 monthly due to the courtesy tickets, implemented at the request of the Retail Merchants Association. The ramp changed overtime parking penalties starting last October, with courtesy tickets issued in the first hour of overtime.
In St Louis the question of whether a public high school is a public place prompts controversy over a smoking lounge proposed for Southwest High School. The plan would mark the first public high school in the city to provide such a facility for students.
Reports from Richard Dietrich describe an unidentified flying object near the ground with a bright red glow in Crawford County near Titusville. He says the object appeared on February 3 and 5 and moved slowly before vanishing to the north, with parallel sightings noted by Dietrich on other nights.
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