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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1967
Page
7
A partial OCR fragment shows rescue teams racing to assist injured workers after a drifting wire incident near an east west expressway in Gary Indiana. Police and emergency services investigated the scene and secured the area as injuries were assessed.
Detroit AP reports William Haddon Jr. signaled a slow rollout of 23 auto safety standards for 1968 models. He held closed sessions with foreign and domestic car makers and granted foreign firms extra time to comment, extending the deadline to March 3.
Local volunteers organize a March of Dimes drive with township and borough teams named. Donations urged at local stores or via listed residents. residents urged to welcome canvassers and support the fund for the good cause. Also notes on Spartette funds, upcoming fittings, a senior class sale, and hospital patient updates.
Forty-nine students at Sparta merged schools earned honor roll for the third six week period, announced supervising principal Bertrand R. Hover. Listed are 7th graders Brian Allen through Cheryl Shambaugh, 8th graders Barbara Boythe to Beverly Straite, 9th graders Frank Eastman to Nancy Most, and 10th graders Karen Berkey to Ken.
John Wilcox 19, winner of the 1966 International Amateur Masters in England, stands by the Faxon Bowling lanes in Williamsport after a fire gutted the building causing $400,000 damage. AP Wirephoto credits list Esh, Greer, Linden, Varney, Yoder and several students.
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania proposes a federal tax sharing plan to return at least 3 billion dollars yearly to states based on population. The plan would create a trust fund from 1 percent of net taxable income and require state spending plans while barring money for racially discriminatory programs. Pennsylvania would receive about 177.4 million in year one, starting July 1, 1968, and funds would be subject to House approval. Hampton Va moves to curb topless venues in city ordinance drafted by Thomas Glascock.
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