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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1968
Page
3
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Nixon campaigns in New Hampshire and Boston denouncing lawbreaking during the New York sanitation strike while backing Mayor Lindsay. He cites state law and National Guard debate, linking Rockefeller to the handling and noting mixed views within the Republican ranks.
Union City may file for funding to build new facilities but must win approval from Corry and Sparta before sending the application to the Department of Public Instruction. The state mandate curbs local building by forcing taxpayer approval from neighboring communities. Both Union City and Sparta appeal the three district merger plan, with a pending State Superior Court case shaping the outcome. state authorities call the Corry Union City Sparta grouping a merger, rendering Corry's jointure ineffective.
A mother of Marine Robert A. Jensen, 19, who died in South Vietnam, opposes a military funeral protesting the war. She vows no military honors for her son, saying she and her family oppose U.S. policy and will continue protests. Her husband serves aboard the SS African Neptune. Also reports a fatal two car crash in Lower Burrell claimed Michael S. Valigursky, 23.
Dr. Fred Bryan, president of Mansfield State College since 1964, said yesterday he will leave to join the University of Pittsburgh. The Tioga County campus is part of the state college system. Other recent resignations include Dr. Robert Christie of Millersville and Dr. Robert S. Carter of Slippery Rock.
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