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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1970

Page

6

Glasses found tied to a street theft report and crash

Ronald Rairie turned in a pair of brown framed girls eyeglasses found behind G C Murphy Co store. An Erie woman was hospitalized after a rear end crash on snow road Route 8 near Wattsburg Union City. Police continue the investigation. Cambridge Springs sewer plan raises charges to fund rebuild to one hundred percent of water bills. aim to raise five to ten percent pre construction funds while easing taxpayer burden.

Ronald Rairie North Center Street G.C. Murphy Co Erie Union City Margaret Morgan Wattsburg Warner Hunt Morgan Carl Buckshaw Cambridge Springs

Birth control pill deemed far safer than common risks

Washington AP reports birth control researcher Dr J W Goldzieher told Senate investigators that smoking driving a car or riding in a motor boat are hundreds of times more dangerous than taking the pill. He said no proof links the pill to headaches or nausea and it may prevent such ailments and cancer. He urged ongoing research while avoiding alarmist reports and leaving the ultimate choice to the woman and her doctor.

Washington Senate J. W. Goldzieher The Southwest Foundation For Research and Education Goldzieher Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin G. D. Searle Drug Co Louis Hellman Federal Food and Drug Administration Hellman

Jumbo Jet Sub Makes Maiden Atlantic Flight

A Boeing 747 substituted for an engine overheat grounded jet and flew the maiden transatlantic trip from New York to London at 1 52 am. The original passengers boarded at 6 15 pm but were unloaded two hours later. Ten no shows out of 362 booked and 20 who arrived left during delays. The replacement plane Victor was rechristened Young America.

New York London Victor Young America Richard Nixon

City Drafts Emergency Garbage Plan

Wilkinsburg officials prepare for an emergency garbage pickup as a ten day strike by 21 refuse collectors continues. Borough Manager John Ingham Meaney said arrangements are being made and citizens will be advised. If the hazard worsens county health officials may order the city to collect waste to reduce health risks. Talks persist under the State Mediation Service amid wage dispute.

Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg John Ingham Meaney Allegheny County Leonard Staisey State Mediation Service

Goldzieher Poses Seven Questions On Disease Link

In a careful presentation Goldzieher outlines a case by asking seven pointed questions and then providing answers to enhance the suspicion of a connection between the disease and other forms. The method emphasizes logical progression and supportive reasoning.

Goldzieher

Four Sparta students join district chorus in Meadville

Four Sparta Merged High School students will be among 250 singers in the Northwestern Pennsylvania District Chorus, performing tomorrow and Saturday at Meadville Area High School. In the photo, Barbara Boythe, Kathy Brenner, George Fawcett, the music director, Diane Reed, and Beverly Straite review music.

Sparta Merged High School Thwestern Pennsylvania Meadville Area High School Barbara Boythe Kathy Brenner George Fawcett Diane Reed Beverly Straite Endsley

Protection So Tough Could Be Harmful

Washington AP reports H Thomas Austern chief legal counsel of the National Canners Association warned that complex consumer protection measures may hinder public understanding and create impractical costly regulation that could undermine consumer interests while acknowledging the rising momentum of consumerism and its political appeal.

Washington H. Thomas Austern National Canners Association Congress Nixon NCA

Fire tears through Ri Ge Motel in Reno

Fire caused thousands of dollars in damage at the Ri Ge Motel on Route 8 Reno. All 39 rooms were occupied when electrical wiring ignited at about 12 20 a m. Customers were evacuated as Rocky Grove and Reno Fire Departments fought the blaze for hours. Fire chief Fred Hutchison reported extensive damage to the electrical system.

Franklin Ri Ge Reno Genevieve Spishock Rocky Grove Fred Hutchison

Consumer Council plan flagged as dangerous to checks and balances

Austern criticizes both Republican and Democratic consumer proposals while dismissing Sen. Hart’s idea of an Independent Consumer Council as beyond constitutional checks. He notes Nixon's plan would place a presidential consumer affairs office with powers to price goods, test products, sue producers, and assist consumers in litigation.

Phillip A. Hart D-Mich Consumer Council Austern

Death of Wade J. Neckers ruled suicide in Sherman

Wade J. Neckers 52, of Sherman, died at his brother’s home here. Deputy Coroner James St. George ruled death a self-inflicted act. Neckers owned a TV repair shop, was born July 15, 1917 in Clymer, and leaves a wife Edith and three daughters plus stepchildren and siblings. Services set at Spitzer Funeral Home in Sherman with Masonic and church rites, burial in Sherman cemetery.

Wade J. Neckers Sherman Erie County James St. George St. George Leo Neckers Mead Avenue Mr. Neckers Clymer Olive Lodge Sherman Odd Fellows Stanley Hose Co Edith Horne Neckers Patricia Susan Joanne James Eimers William Cummings Girard Leo Corry Richard Westfield Betty Warnshouse Spitzer Harry Shirley Sherman Community Church Sherman Cemetery

Erie Soldier Plans Return to Germany After Sweden Asylum

Kevin M. Flatley, 19, of Erie, received asylum in Sweden this week and plans to surrender to military authorities in Germany for being AWOL. He served in Vietnam and was stationed in Germany, volunteering for a second tour before leaving service. His father said his son believed he had little chance of returning to Vietnam and expressed no sympathy for communism.

Erie Sweden Germany Kevin M. Flatley Joseph Flatley Vietnam Flatley

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