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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
4
Advertises income tax service with phone numbers 664-727 and 664-4997 offering appointments.
Meadville area junior high teacher Jay Straub of Conneaut Lake was charged with assault and battery of a student at the school last Thursday. The complaint alleges he beat and bruised the student, Sebastian, by pushing him against school lockers. Straub was arraigned at district court and a preliminary hearing set for Friday at 2 p.m. He is free on nominal bond.
Paul Thompson of Titusville did not realize he had struck a parked car yesterday while backing out of a parking lot. He probably wished no one had told him after the collision.
Franklin News-Herald reporter was ordered to leave Venango County Courtroom during a Clintonville arson hearing. Judge Breene granted the defense motion to private proceedings. Trooper Turik testified about fires at Griffen and Zagar properties and Jacobs’s statement.
Union City Memorial Hospital reports admissions: Mrs. Anna Bartyzell, Mrs. Theresa Harbaugh, Mrs. Sandra Konyha. Discharges include Mrs. Gertrude Filkins and James A. Hellyer Jr, John Gardner, Romaldi Kozuchowsky, Mrs. Wanda Troup. Also Harrisburg news on LWV urging changes to gubernatorial appointment confirmations and a car damage incident with no charges filed.
Carry YMCA swimmers Rich Zarger Holly Fargo Mary Gentile and Doug Hogan plan a Sunday swimathon to raise funds for new suits. Each swimmer will secure sponsors who pay per lap completed, with potential helpers urged to contact the YMCA. The event, captured by Journal photographer McEildowney, follows a note about Bible donations arriving at the police station.
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