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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1970
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads announces Frank Sabal will be at Rossbacher's lot on West South street this Saturday January 31 selling Florida produce including navel oranges tangerines grapefruit and pecans with a load of fruits and nuts for sale.
In a multi-location pursuit, Jamison was arrested at the Richford Motel after being fingered in assault cases by victims’ relatives. Police, aided by teenagers seeking the suspect, conducted a line-up of five downtown victims after the capture. A separate report covers a rare 14-foot oar fish found along Southern California shores being studied by Marineland researchers.
Salt Lake City AP reports the Shade Tree Commission resigned after City Streets Commissioner George Catmull ordered Pioneer No. 1, an 85 foot cottonwood with a Daughters of Utah Pioneers plaque, felled for drainage work. The tree's removal sparked claims of aesthetic and historic loss and the commission's mass resignation. Poland announced plans to build a 2100 foot radio tower near Kutno, aiming to become the world’s tallest structure, surpassing Fargo’s 2063 foot antenna.
The News Today Report lists multiple admissions and discharges across hospitals and towns. Names, ages, and addresses include Mrs John Legters of Clymer with infant son Albers eight months old, and Cheryl Lukasiak of Corry with two children, among others. Public ambulance contacts are provided for Furry Memorial and Union City Memorial Hospital services.
A Philadelphia Common Pleas Court judge ruled that Philadelphians may carry guns in public without a license. The decision struck down a state law and a city ordinance, with District Attorney Arlen Specter planning an appeal. The judge said the 1968 law discriminates against first class cities and that the Second Amendment does not guarantee a universal right to bear arms.
In Augusta Georgia Ralph Hargrove fed a nickel into the main post office stamp machine and it spewed out about 40 feet of five cent stamps on the floor. An employee rolled them back into the dispenser as Hargrove asked to buy stamps by hand. Nearby Kyodo reports Japan plans a large scale space center north of Tokyo to oversee satellite programs in an eight million site.
Reginald Curtis R D 2 Union City discharges appear alongside Mrs Dennis McArdle Waterford Kathryn Stall Mill Village Mrs Delbert Morgan Eric Robert Weed Jr 38 Pleasant Street Union City in a fragmented notice listing residents and addresses.
Borough Manager Frank Strave vowed immediate action after the Warren crossings lights malfunctioned most of yesterday. He will meet with the police and mayor to contact the Public Utilities Commission and other officials to relieve a continuing safety hazard.
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