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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1967
Page
7
Fragmentary notes indicate a request for a debt check to be completed by Tuesday involving an official named Richard and a governor's office. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Jamestown City Council approved a two month extension of the Curra Construction Co. trash collection contract at 16244 monthly totaling 32444 to allow time to find a new municipal disposal site after health officials ordered the present Flu van na avenue site closed by May 1. A spring cleanup contract at 6252 was also authorized.
Meadville Telephone Co explores sale or merger with a bigger company. Board committee, led by President Benjamin H. Cravens, reviews potential deals with four major utilities. Representatives include Frederick J. W. Heft, J. Russell Rogerson, Allen B. Edwards, and allied board members from Jamestown and Ridgway.
A reader recalls a St Vincent's Hospital Erie transfusion aided by being from Corry. They urge more donors, noting healthy adults can safely give a pint and recover quickly. They emphasize unity in the blood program and ask to keep Corry connected to the effort.
Gary Barrett returns home with his infant son as his wife watches by a Christmas tree in their Lock Haven Pennsylvania residence. The homecoming follows an 11 month Army deployment, while nearby notes mention Nixon buying a lot on Key Biscayne for a potential vacation retreat.
Brooklyn police arrested 21 year old Larry Saunders in a triple murder case targeting a Jamestown woman, her sister, and a nephew. Saunders shot himself and was hospitalized in serious condition. He is the son of one victim, Mrs Bernice Hunter.
Army private first class D. Strickland of Graham North Carolina wrote before his death in Vietnam Mourned not by his mother but praised for his courage. He is awarded the Freedoms Foundation top honor at Valley Forge with his parents accepting the award and a $35 000 check on Washington's Birthday.
A seven year old Erie boy, Tracy Arrington, was killed when he darted into the path of a northbound flatbed truck near Garfield School. Deputy coroner Leo P. Weir said the tragedy occurred at 3 07 p m. Witnesses said school patrol guards tried to move children to the sidewalk before the accident. The truck, owned and operated by Edwin Lohr of Wesleyville, struck the boy as he ran across the street.
American Motors declares a major market gap for affordable U.S. cars, announcing the Rambler American at a price competitive with imports. The program promises no nonessential changes, cost control through design, and a coast-to-coast dealer network, touting performance safety and room.
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