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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
3
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Erie County commissioners will travel to Harrisburg on March 17 to press Secretary of Welfare Stanley R. Miller for state funds to expand the Erie County Hospital by 200 beds in a $4 million plan. They refuse to discuss renovating Sacred Heart Mission House as a hospital annex.
In Pleasantville the former Pleasantville Evangelical United Brethren Church now Evangelical United Methodist has split over the merger. A new non denominational Pleasantville Community Church formed with 70 attendees at its first service on January 25 held at Shamburgh Christian Church. The remaining EUM Church operates independently as negotiations with the Erie EUB Conference to dissolve continue, with a February 21 meeting planned at Glenwood Church in Erie.
Fred W. Housman, former Corry office chief at General Telephone Company, appointed Northern Division plant manager. He will oversee all plant activities across the division covering most of Erie County and part of Crawford County.
North East School District Superintendent George Maines has been asked to resign with his term ending July 1 1970. An advertisement seeks applications for the post. Maines plans to apply and disputes the move, while board members cite an uncooperative attitude as the main reason for the action.
A crowd larger than the governor’s inauguration watched exotic dancer Monique Cordeaux stroll topless down Raleigh’s main street in noontime warmth. Dressed in pantyhose and high heels with two bouncers, she walked as four traffic lines halted. The event tested North Carolina law on indecent exposure.
At Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary a bloody dinner hour clash between Black Muslims and guards left eight guards hospitalized. About 200 Muslim inmates were involved. 19 Muslims were held under guard as FBI investigated. Warden Parker cited staff racial balance issues and civil service limits. guards’ union seeks hires, not action against Muslims.
Titusville man William B. Smith, 59, died from a self inflicted bullet wound last night. Coroner Dr. S W Sonne ruled the death a personal safety related self cause. Smith was found by his son at his rural home off Spring Creek road shortly after 9 45 p m. Death was pronounced around 11 46 p m with investigators Troopers Norbert Irish and Richard Deutsch on the Corry State Police case. Details on background were unavailable at press time.
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