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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
3
The Journal warns motorists to drive with caution as aging roads and neglected crossings create many potholes. Manmade and natural hazards, aggravated by snow, threaten wheel damage, with rail crossings and utility excavations cited as primary causes. Journal Photos by Eaton.
Prison wardens and state officials reacted cautiously to a Supreme Court ruling allowing inmate lawyers to provide free legal advice inside jails. They warned of frivolous filings, while noting the court's aim to aid the poor and uneducated. Officials from California Missouri Kansas Illinois Texas weighed practical impacts and enforcement issues.
Penelec plans a 1969 construction budget of 67,000 for growth in generation transmission and distribution. Major work includes Homer City 1,280,000 kW station expansion and direct Erie area power, plus mine mouth station joint with NYSEG near Johnstown. Major projects also cover pumped storage at Seneca Dam, a potential Meshoppen fast breeder site, and underground cable work in Deep Creek Maryland area.
Martin outlined major projects to enhance reliability at Corry East and French Street in Erie with greater street illumination for traffic and pedestrians. He said the division will also convert several lines to higher capacity to strengthen service reliability across all areas.
Lawmakers consider raising the debt limit to 300 billion dollars as part of a broader move toward a unified budget. J Mills cites that much of the public debt sits in Social Security and federal funds while the plan aligns with a joint budget approach. Byrnes warns the higher borrowing authority could complicate administration efforts to push the reform through Congress. Nixon remarks noted.
San Diego's Aquanaut Ber ry M. Cannon died 610 feet under the ocean from carbon dioxide poisoning while living on the seabed near San Clemente Island for 12 days. The exact inhalation method remains undetermined and awaits further inquiry.
In Pittsburgh, Curtis Publishing Co faced a lawsuit after stopping publication early this month. The plaintiff claims the offer misled readers into waiving their rights in a subscription breach case. The report also notes a national squash title win by Nayar over Sam Howe of Philadelphia with scores listed.
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