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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
7
An unclear report discusses global markets and trade activity. It mentions power, investment, export spending, and currency factors but the text is garbled and does not provide concrete names dates or figures.
Jim Ryan of Kansas and Dave Patrick of Villanova may clash in the February 9 Madison Square Garden Invitational as the AAU and NCAA spar over sanctioning. The AAU warns non sanctioned athletes risk IAFF suspensions, while the U S Federation presses for a high profile meet featuring Lindgren Seagren and others. Theodore Kheel's panel hints a decision before February 9 that could impact Olympic eligibility.
Erie officers seek a young man after an attempted assault last night on a 45 year old woman. Acting night captain Sgt. Sam Gemelli said the man, described as about 18 or 19, five seven, wearing a brown jacket and knitted cap, approached the victim on a southside street. He was believed to be on foot.
An advertisement describes a hearing aid for the deaf and short of hearing. It promises full information at no cost or obligation and provides a York Pennsylvania P O Box contact.
Corry's City Council met in full for the first time this year. The lineup featured Capwell as parks and public property director, Russell Brant as streets director, Mayor Joseph Furst, Ned Johnston as finance director, and Jack Downey as safety director, with a Journal photographer credited.
Washington AP The Johnson Administration has lifted the October public works freeze on Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau contracts for new projects and features. No formal announcement. Congress notified and Budget Bureau confirmed. Savings noted but not totaling $67 million. winter slowed activity lessened impact.
Sealtest Foods in Pittsburgh reversed a one cent per quart milk price increase issued two weeks earlier citing competitive pressure. Ninety drivers at a plant were reported off sick in what was seen as a protest against the hike. The firm attributed the walkout to earnings structure and said an increase may be sought later.
NASA moves to test an enriched air mix for Apollo craft after a deadly Cape Kennedy fire. A board of space scientists approved the change to 50 percent oxygen and 40 percent nitrogen for fire safety, with future missions relying on pure oxygen later.
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