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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
6
Meadville Area Senior High School Band will join the inauguration parade in Harrisburg Tuesday after a weekend trip. Band director Paul McCandless reported funds raised and pledged cover expenses and that $2,000 is on hand from committee chair Richard McGowan.
A Spring Creek woman was saved from a suicide attempt after her family Corry Ambulance Service and Corry Memorial Hospital staff responded last night. Police say she took a quantity of pills amid domestic problems and received emergency treatment before admission with expected recovery.
The school board discussed not diverting taxpayer funds into short term bonds. Treasurer Bliley reported December balances starting at 243,170, dropping to 184,637 by month’s end. He warned profits from 30 day bills would be tiny after fees, and the board kept the idea as a remote possibility.
Harrisburg AP reports a month long investigation led to 10 men arrested on charges of illegally killing selling and transporting deer in the north central Pennsylvania region. Most alleged incidents occurred in Elk and McKean counties. Accused include Donald Bonard David Rohides Morris O Rourke Paul Gelsick all of Wilcox Elk County Robert Michael Joe Gelsick Bill Bradwrand Bob Coward also of Wilcox R D Robert Bennett of Warren Warren County and John Fleehher of MacDonald R D 2 Washington County. Hearings are set before justices of the peace. convictions could bring fines from 100 to 700 dollars.
Elsen outlined the plan at the next regular meeting, detailing kindergarten through twelfth grade reform. Reading will receive emphasis with new texts and a primary grade ungraded reading setup through third grade, allowing mixed-grade reading levels. J Donald Watson leads language arts and communications curriculum. changes begin in January and extend through the second semester.
AMC reshuffles leadership with Roy D. Chapin Jr. elevated to chairman and William V. Luneburg named president. Robert B. Evans and Roy Abernethy step aside to allow a younger team to steer the automaker amid production cutbacks and ongoing losses as Wisconsin plants resume operations January 23.
AP reports a man from Pittsburgh's North Side, Vincent L. Martin, 25, is charged with manslaughter after his car struck 8 year old Robert Liptak near his home. The fatal incident occurred last night as Martin's vehicle was involved in a minor two car crash nearby.
Members review Miss Ann Baregsi's report praising a six district joint kindergarten plan with centralized operations. Proposals stress transportation, rural need limits, safety, health checks, social and cognitive development, and foundational science and literacy skills. The piece ends noting Harold L. Lipps, 36, died in a truck crash near Ebensburg.
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