Ice and salt clash in Corry as hazardous ice recurs
Yesterday's ice left Corry rural areas unable to walk or drive with many mail routes halted. Today salt efforts improve conditions in town and on main routes, yet injuries linger from falls and a PennDOT salt truck crash near Meadville pike. Police report pedestrians treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and one traffic casualty later released.
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Corry
County Line Road
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
Spring Creek Township
Robertson House
Corry Memorial Hospital
Opal Benson
R.D. 1
Columbus
Michael Malone
Ridge Street
David Grinder
West Bend Street
Manley Robbins
City Streets Department
State Department of Transportation
Penndot
Meadville Pike
Franklin
Robert Winch
Ann Lee Littell
Meadville
Hutto Acquitted Of My Lai Murder Charge
Sgt. Charles Hutto was acquitted by a six officer jury at 3rd Army headquarters on charges of assault with intent to murder My Lai villagers in 1968. The verdict came after about two hours of deliberation. Hutto, 22, and his wife Brenda faced a courtroom audience of Vietnam veterans. he planned to leave the Army soon and pursue work in Atlanta.
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Mcpherson, Ga
Charles Hutto
My Lai
Hutto
David ‘Mitchell
St. Francisville
St. Hood
Tex
Tallulah
3Rd Army
Donald Laffoon
Laffoon
Highland, Ind
Brenda
Lai
Atlanta
Warren County Jury Finds Corryite Not Guilty In Theft
A Warren County court jury deliberated four hours before acquitting Edward D. English of Corry, 27, on burglary charges tied to a $475 coin and revolver theft from Arden Taylor. The larceny charge was dropped. Taylor reported the theft July 28, 1969, and coins were later partially redeemed at Pondel's Sunoco after a series of disputed coin recoveries and explanations by English. The case touched on custody disputes involving Arden and Catherine Taylor.
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Warren County
Corryite
Edward D. English
Corry
English
Arden Taylor
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Taylor
Catherine
Coina
Pondel
Sunoco
Pondel's
Loblaw
Washington, D.C
St Pondel’s
Washington
Arden
Officers Walk Beats, NY Patrolmen Won't
New York police officers statewide walk beats in a wildcat action after a court ruling blocked a pay parity raise. The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association claimed the action was near complete, while city officials urged restraint. Brooklyn, the Bronx, and upper Manhattan saw sparse patrols as emergency measures dispatched captains and detectives to cover duties.
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NEW York
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Cest
Brooklyn
Bronx
Upper Manhattan
Government Suspends Housing Subsidy Plans
Washington AP Housing Secretary George Romney suspended about 40 percent of the 140 million mortgage subsidy program after acknowledging widespread abuses. The government will halt approvals for existing homes while continuing payments for 60,000 units, with decisions on new construction to come later.
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Washington
George Romney
Romney
FHA
Governor-Elect Shapp Adds Three To Administration
Governor-elect Milton Shapp in Philadelphia named three more appointees including a temporary Environmental Resources chief and a Community Affairs secretary. Maurice Goddard will act as Environmental Resources head until a permanent appointee is chosen, while William H. Wilcox becomes secretary of Community Affairs. The slate also retains Adjutant General Richard Snyder, Banking Secretary G Allen Patterson, and Education Secretary David Kurtzman.
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Philadelphia
Milton J. Shapp
Environmental Resources
Shapp
Maurice K. Goddard
Forest and Water
Department of Environmentals
Goddard
Department
Forest and Waters
Bompaine of Environmental Resources
William H. Wilcox
Greater Philadelphia Movement
G. Leach
House
Office of
Nation
Richard Snyder
G. Allen Patterson
David Kurtzman
Race Track May Have Pavilion at Erie County
The Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission may bring more to the Erie County track than racing. Mrs. Albert B. Fox says officials will attend a buffet dinner at the Holiday Inn South next Wednesday to gauge interest in using the facilities for horse shows and related events. A pavilion could be built if enough interest is shown, and reservations are needed by Sunday afternoon.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission
Albert B. Fox
Fox Western Tack Shop
Columbus
The
Journal Today
Race Track Commission
Trie
Jaycees Haul Snow for Corry Race event
Corry Jaycees and volunteers moved 200 tons of snow to the No Bar Riding Club track after dark to set up for tomorrow's USSA snowmobile races. President Mike Fava estimates potential losses at 300 to 400 dollars for unrefundable expenses, with larger future revenue risk if races are canceled. The effort involved local teams and sponsors, aiming to safeguard Corry's standing in next year’s USSA polling.
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Corry
Corry Jaycens
Corry Jaycees
No Bar
USSA
Jaycees
Mike Fava
Jaycee
The
Journal Today
Fava
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Corry Area High School
Thomas Lawson
Estelle
Sarah
Mrs
Clifford Lawson
East South Street
Turner Hill
Baker Hill
Carter Hill
Albany
PBA
Edward J. Kiernan
John V. Lindsay
Michael J. Codd
Court of Appeals
Secretar
House Banking and Currency Committee
Department of Housing and
Jamestown
Kundrack
Seren aa Builders _ Estates
Mone Jae
Chris Munsee
Cecil Miller
Dodd Farms
Corry Jamestown
Pryor
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