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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1969
Page
6
Paragraf reports that workers returned to the new 18 million Art Metal plant in Busti after a four week end agreement with Teamsters Local 649 ending a three week strike. Terms of the contract were not public, and only nine teamsters were involved.
The Pittsburgh Teachers Association and the school board reached a tentative 1969 agreement after the PTEA voted to accept fringe benefits costing $100,000. The deal includes prep periods in elementary schools, higher severance pay, and a new salary fact finding panel.
A unanimous Supreme Court ruled that civil courts cannot decide matters at the core of religion or assess if a church adheres to its doctrines. The decision blocks court involvement in disputes over doctrine and practice, affecting the Presbyterian Church in the United States (Southern) and two Savannah, Georgia congregations.
Pittsburgh police report 21 year old Robert Karleski shot 19 year old Carol Pelyk at a wedding reception while showing a pistol. He was arraigned on a murder charge and is held without bond. Local authorities say he planned to marry the girl in August.
AP reports 180 indications of North Vietnamese activity in the DMZ over five days last week. U.S. sources say no major crossings or regimental HQs. bunkers are being built and targeted. Five enemy gun emplacements destroyed. five DMZ strikes by bombs ships and artillery. Between bases, 127 enemy killed as U.S. and ARVN incur 9 dead and 22 wounded. VC and NVA attacks persist.
Peter B. Cook a 19 year old of 490 West Lake road drowned when his snowmobile plunged through thin ice on Honeoye Lake about 1:40 a m yesterday a woman companion Diane Partridge 24 of East Bloomfield swam about 95 feet to the west shore and was treated for exposure at Thompson Hospital Canandiagua Dr C Parker Long Ontario County coroner ruled accidental death by drowning and the sheriff said the body was recovered from 30 feet of water
Julian Clarence Levi a 94 year old architect and painter longtime Manhattan resident is featured at Columbia University where he studied over 70 years ago His exhibit Summers in Provence includes 56 watercolors he painted mostly in summer finishing many in 1967 Levi one of Columbia s oldest living alumni has shown watercolors since his teens and is a former president of the Architectural League of New York He works daily from his office keeping a busy schedule of honors and studio practice.
Cheboygan High School enforces a student council approved dress code this week. Skirts must be longer than two inches above the kneecap and boys must keep hair above the ears and collars. Sideburns below the earlobes are banned and violators face remedial action and make up of missed classes.
Sharley Laurie of a Pittsburgh West End diner reports 161 burglaries over three years with items stolen ranging from groceries to a nailed phone. Despite a $100 reward and repeated break ins, he keeps the business open 7 am to 4 30 pm and stores movable items in his car trunk nightly.
In a White House news conference Nixon defended opposing admis sion while endorsing the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. He said ratification timing would be set after a National Security Council meeting and consultations with congressional leaders. He also supported talks with the Soviet Union on strategic arms reduction, emphasizing timing and linking talks to resolving Middle East issues in a broader peace process.
Seven teen Arab women began a hunger strike inside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to protest Israeli occupation. Police arrested four, while others continued the sit in. Lawmen said the women faced leafletting charges as church authorities weighed requests to remove demonstrators.
Senator George D. Aiken cites a letter from 130 Vermont Guardsmen in Vietnam saying they are bored with no tasks and want to return home. Interior Ministry reports 600 Syrian refugees approved to return to the Golan Heights, with 200 more awaiting action in the first repatriations since the war.
Commercial refrigeration electrical contract details with phone 669-2194 and official inspection station Mountain's Keystone Services. Also listing Car Washing and Lubrication with phone 668-8555 and Fox Western Tack Shop in Colum bus with phone 685-7364. Daily hours 1 to 3, weekends 19 to 9.
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