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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
1
Glia Ally Emerging In Medical Fronts
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Open Winter Costs and Snow Impact in Local Area
Snow totals reach 40 inches this season with 9 inches in November and 31 in December. Dorr Clark, Streets Director, notes improvements but overall winter costs for snow removal are far below last year. Local merchants report a slump in snow tire and related winter equipment sales as motorists delay purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Dows
Dorr Clark
Peak 'N’ Peek
French Creek
N. Y
Garland Volunteer Fire Company
Corry
Richard Mountain
Clark
P. B. Somoski
Barney's
Firestone
Sonoski
Open winter crash injures girl in Corry
A Sparta 20 year old was slightly hurt when snow slicked Route 277 and a city intersection crash occurred at 7 15 am on Northwest and West Church streets. Kathleen L Mahan 19 and Heidi Hohol 20 of Spartansburg were in the Mahan car which struck a parked vehicle and a utility pole damaging the car severely. Hohol was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen L. Mahan
Sparta
Fey Hill
Ichande
Miss Mahan
Thomas R. Faris Jr
Northwest Street
Faris
Mahan
Heidi Holips
Church
Kathleen L. Ma
Han
Spartansburg
Erie County Plastics Corp
Heidi Hohel
West Church Street
Bradford Raises Teacher Minimum Salary to $5,000
Bradford Area school directors moved the starting teacher salary from 4700 to 5000 to stay competitive in recruiting. Corry Area districts currently set their minimum at 4700, with the association previously agreeing to a three year minimum unless state requirements rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Corry
Turnpike completes steel medial guard rails project
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced the completion of steel medial guard rails along the 359 mile highway at a cost of 3,770,234 dollars. Construction began in 1983 and was funded from toll revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Miners Die After Shovel Bucket Snaps At Tire Hill
Johnstown Pennsylvania reports two coal miners killed when a power shovel bucket failed while a shaft operation at the Birnie Coal Co. mine near Tire Hill collapsed. Victims were Francis May 49 of Tire Hill and Reto Viol 34 of Morgantown West Virginia. A circle or cable likely snapped as the bucket was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Tire Hill
Francis May
Reto Viol
Morgantown
A ‘m
Biri Coal Co
Mead Ousted as Warren County Rouse Estate Chair
Blaine M. Mead was removed today as chairman of the Warren County Rouse Estate Commission after a bitter dispute with two fellow commissioners. Crippen was elected chair by 2-1, amid threats and escorts from the meeting. The trio governs the county home and hospital for the aged, founded by Henry Rouse, serving about 200 indigent elderly residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville, Pa
Blaine M. Mead
Rouse Estate
Crippen
Lay
Mead
Henry Rouse
Pioneer Oil Man
Johnson Proposes Broad Immigration Law Change
President Johnson urged Congress to enact a sweeping immigration bill based on skills and family ties. It would abolish the 40 year old national origins quota and favor a first come, first served system with preferences for work, skills and family unity. The plan mirrors JFK proposals and includes security and unemployment safeguards while seeking priority in Congress. Estimates suggest annual admissions could rise from 300,000 to 350,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
John F. Kennedy
U.S
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Hart
Federal prison population declines in 1964
Washington reports the federal prison population fell more than the stated percent in 1964 marking the eighth straight year of reductions. Director Myr E. Alexander said the total dropped from 23 000 to 21 500 after a 4 percent decline in 1963, ending a long period of year over year increases since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Myr E. Alexander
Bureau of Prisons
Merchant Marine Dock Strike Grows With Sail Cancellations
New York reports show two luxury liner sailings canceled as seagoing unions back the 60 000 strong dock strike on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts The NMU and SIU rejected a strike claim saying they are not striking but pledge support to dock workers causing up to 200 ships idle and a daily economic loss of 20 to 25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schald
American Merchant Marine
Longshen
Antic
Gulf
United States
United States Lines
Pen
Europe
Argentina
Moore- McCormack Lines
William B. Rand
Thomas W. Gleason
ILA
Gleason
Twoy Sonst
Columbus Dam progress report shows sites unsuitable
Rob ert J. Bielo, 40 year old head of the State Fish Commission, says October site selections for the Columbus Dam are totally unsuitable. The planned lake must be a worthwhile fishing preserve and requires Fish Commission approval before bid testing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Bielo
State Fish Commission
Bielo
Harrisburg
Columbus
GSA
Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Neilan Engineers
Somerset
Neilan
Juror Bids Farewell To Retiring Minnesota Judge
Juror Howard Burtness approached District Judge Byron R. Wilson and shook his hand after Wilson announced his retirement from 30 years on the bench. Burtness recalled serving on Wilson's first panel 30 years ago and now on the last one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muurheal
Minn.aAr
Howard Burtness
Dist
Byron R. Wilson
Burtness
Incorporators to Meet at Corry Memorial Hospital Tonight
Sixty incorporators chosen to represent the community will tour Corry Memorial Hospital at 7 30 p m and attend an informal session with the hospital board. Five honorary incorporators will be honored for past support. The new incorporator system replaces the former gift based attendance and voting with a council that elects board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hospital Board of Trustees
Sweden May Hike Sales Tax To 9 Per Cent
Sweden faces a tax hike as the general sales tax would rise from 6 to 9 percent starting July 1 under a budget submitted to parliament. Finance Minister Gunnar Straeng proposed this and other tax changes to boost government revenue in 1985 66 by about 600 million dollars equivalent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gunnar Straeng
Pileup In Johnstown Involves Bus And Autos
A school bus, two cars and a parked truck collided in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Fifteen pupils from St Anthony's elementary school were treated at Memorial Hospital and released. the bus driver and the other auto driver were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsyows
Johnstown
Memorial Hospital
St. Anthony’s Elementary School
Goldwater Ends Conservative Era Names Bliss to Lead GOP
Barry Goldwater and Dean Burch announced a settlement ending the Goldwater era after six months. Ray C. Bliss of Ohio would become Republican National Committee chairman, with Burch stepping down April 1 to avoid a confidence vote in Chicago. Goldwater said the plan serves the party and cited Eisenhower and Nixon as agreeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Goldwater
Arizona
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
Chicago
Bliss
Phoenix
Mgoldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
City and Schools Increase Millage to Raise $18 More per Resident
An average Corry resident will pay about $18 more in 1965 due to a one mill city tax hike and a two mill school district increase. The budget funds projects including a high school addition, new fire truck, police cruiser, streets pickup, airport improvements, and downtown parking with slum clearance potential. Previous taxes totaled $243. 1965 projected total rises to $261, reflecting shifts in school and city property taxes while other charges stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Suport Sevenkeestastt
Average
Irey
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National Maritime Union
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NMU
SIU
Columbus Dam
Louis Koullapis
Gardena
Suspi
Cion
Barry
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