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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1969
Page
4
The nuclear powered aircraft carrier Enterprise, damaged by a January fire that killed 28 crew members, will return to the Pacific Fleet next Tuesday after rapid repairs credited to shipyard and crew efforts. Rear Adm. Fahy said repair work is nearly finished.
Dr Robert L Dooley superintendent says the boycott of Dunkirk schools by parents is illegal under compulsory education law. He will meet with the board of education before deciding any immediate action to enforce attendance.
The Army orders commanders to stop using reservists for custodial work at Army Reserve Centers. Officials say custodial duties hurt unit readiness and promise remedies while noting funding constraints and ongoing cost-cutting measures. Reports also suggest reservists may shift to truck transport for summer training to save money.
The message argues modern Christianity lacks spiritual power and outlines special services at Faith Church. Pastor Kanzlemar will speak during the coming week on March 29 at 7 20 P M and Sunday at 10 60 A M about God’s transforming and healing ministries through the Holy Spirit.
Emergency contact for Corry Memorial Hospital is 686 8201 with ambulance 658 2433. Admitted are Clair Fenno R D 3 Corry Mrs Josephine Folga Colonial Terrace Motel Harry Johnson Spring Creek Mrs Mantey Robbins 526 East Main Street Mrs James Lingenfelter R D 2 Corry Mrs Michael O Dell R D 2 Clymer Warren 6 son of Mr and Mrs Rodney Fargo 341 South Center Street Harold Bromley R D 2 Clymer Mrs William Smith R D 2 Ashville Peter M Christensen Bear Lake. Discharged Leo Gavazzi 550 Wayne Street Patrick Rynd 2 Snyder Circle Mrs Richard Lewis R D 3 Corry.
A 45-foot, 12-ton cabin cruiser must be moved from Philadelphia's Civic Center to clear space for the upcoming flower show. A spokesman says the sole trailer large enough to haul it is stuck in New England snow, hindering plans.
The Army describes a toll road policy allowing military vehicles on toll facilities when justified by the commander. It notes convoy training and transportation use at camp and some savings from reduced commercial bus requirements. Some travel on toll roads is permitted under justification.
Two biology instructors from Chatham College Chilton A. R. and Barbara Jean Clarke filed a suit alleging a 1966 Volkswagen sedan defect. Miss Richardson, driving Clarke's car, claims the right rear wheel tucked under causing the vehicle to roll twice and she sustained head injuries.
A taxpayers suit to nullify Pennsylvania 6 per cent sales tax was dismissed by Commonwealth Court. Judge Homer L. Kreider upheld the Enrolled Bill Doctrine, ruling the court not to review legislation once certified and filed. The suit, filed Jan 17 1968 by Milton J. Shapp and Antonio Velasquez, questioned votes on the tax. Road Paver Fined London Edward Carpenter, 60, fined 32 pounds for drunk driving while paving a road.
Democrats say they uncovered a GOP plan tied to a committee that seeks to boost reelection efforts with expenses of 3500 dollars for public relations and 2000 dollars for other members. The package includes artwork for newsletters radio and TV programs and a subject breakdown speech file. Rep Lionel Van Deerlin compared the document release to a hungry wall pressing its nose against a delicatessen window.
A quoted worker tells the court that earning wages is essential to survival while noting that other jobs cause stomach trouble. The judge relents, acknowledging the claimant’s need to earn a livelihood.
Obituary notice lists numerous relatives and spouses from Busti Erie Warren Findley Lake North Clymer Gar land Irvine Tidioute and Youngsville. It notes services for J Michael Beck and mentions Smile Week in Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais Brazil.
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