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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1968
Page
3
The fragment mentions fiscal issues in 1968, references to Republicans, education, teachers, compensation, and state government aims. It suggests a campaign or legislative discussion about funding, policy goals, and improving public services, though details are unclear.
The first legal date to obtain signatures for candidate petitions is today ahead of the April 23 general primary. Separate petition forms are required for U S senator state treasurer auditor general congress representative general assembly district delegates and alternates to national conventions judge of the superior court and local party committee. In Erie County marriage licenses were filed for David N. Fox and Donna McEldowney. A Lindsy Hollow Road man, William Anderson, was indicted for fornication and bastardy. Nancy Kreitzhender was hospitalized after a Route 277 crash near Spartansburg. Scott and Kimberly Jack son were treated after a crash involving Carol Jackson's car. Motor Vehicle Code arrests in Meadville and Titusville included Gerald Ross for failure to signal. A Corry woman fractured her ankle in an ice accident. Spare tire theft reported in Corry. Police recovered several lost items. Funeral service for Robert S. Lewis set for Salvation Army Citadel. burial at Lottsville Cemetery. Ongoing investigation into a two car crash on Route 6 near Corry. no injuries, $500 damage.
The Pentagon said parts of the $10 million plane may have burned through ice and disappeared in 800 feet of water near Thule Greenland after crashing during a patrol flight from Plattsburgh AFB. Surviving airmen were taken to Thule Base Hospital. Leftists in Copenhagen protested the incident near the American Embassy as Denmark faced elections.
Titusville officials voiced concern over the Better Days re development area as revenues from parking meters and refuse collection declined from 1966 to 1967. Councilman C C Hampton urged rapid progress, noting talks of a motel on the site, and called for a joint meeting with the Redevelopment Authority to review all aspects of the project.
Funeral services for Mrs. Imma Knight were held yesterday afternoon at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev. Jack Leaugh of the Riceville Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Riceville Cemetery with bearers George Beckwith Elwin Bidwell Richard Shreve Duke Bradley Howard Wright and Eugene Tracy. Vancouver named site for the 1968 North American gymnastics championships announced yesterday.
Feldt, co-chairman of the Corry Memorial Hospital addition fund drive, oversees funds raised by present and past hospital office employees. Miss Dorothy Prugar and Hubert Vaughn, hospital board president, stand with supporters as money comes in from idea displays and other methods to aid the campaign.
Congressional leaders from copper states urge President Johnson to invoke Taft Hartley to end the long strike idleing 60,000 workers. Rep Olsen favors a presidential fact finding panel and says pressure on management and labor may be needed. Sen Bennett calls the strike a national emergency, while Sen Fannin notes 10,000 Arizona workers idle awaiting action.
The jurors heard closing arguments amid defense claims of inadequate evidence and government chicanery regarding gun witnesses. U.S. Attorney Diamond urged jurors to rely on eyewitness testimony from tellers and convict if evidence shows guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
HEW has restricted construction grants since mid December to curb inflation. The $550 million cut comes from an $11.7 billion HEW budget, with about $7 billion not yet obligated for mandatory spending.
The Public Utility Commission approved a one day notice surcharge pass through by The Peoples and Equitable Rus companies serving 14 counties. The move raises annual bills by about 524,000 to 288,000 Peoples customers and 376,000 to 238,000 Equitable customers, with small increases for heating and non heating gas. The surcharge begins due to the 6 mill gross tax and covers Allegheny Beaver Blair Butler Cambria Clarion Fayette Greene Indiana Lawrence Mercer Venango Washington Westmoreland.
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