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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
3
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Harrisburg reports the General State Authority accepted a bid to build a new Fort LeBoeuf Museum near the Judson House in Waterford. The Greek Revival Judson House dates to 1820. the four block site on High Street will house exhibit space, offices, and visitor facilities to showcase Fort LeBoeuf history and the Presque Isle to Fort LeBoeuf portage route from 1740 to 1790.
Randall McCray of Corry won a free windjammer cruise for two aboard the Yankee Clipper. The entry was drawn from over 3,800 coupons tied to the North Corry Office grand opening promotion. Prize includes 10 days at sea, destinations Antigua Martinique Guadeloupe, air to Antigua and 100 dollars. A Marine National Bank official praised the prize as adding quality to the opening.
James L. Allyn, formerly of Corry, is promoted to administrative duties for Marine Bank in Erie and marketing supervision for its Erie Corry and Titusville facilities. He becomes administrative head after serving since 1967 as Liberty Office manager and earlier 11 years at Citizens National Bank before its 1964 Marine merger.
State Farm Nationwide and Aetna seek large increases in family auto liability collision and comprehensive rates totaling about 14.06 million dollars for State Farm and 105.6 thousand dollars for commercial auto liability. The confirmation comes from Acting Insurance Commissioner George F Reed. A unrelated drowning incident is noted with a search discontinued due to swift water.
Three Oil City boys aged 9 to 12 suffered first and second degree burns after melting carbide with water in an improvised fort. Stephen Knox and his younger brother Michael were injured while Greg Hutchinson was treated and released. Lon Knox Jr. said carbide was stored at the home and used for light during coon hunting.
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito read a Congressional Record tribute listing 79 servicemen from Erie Crawford and Mercer counties who died in Vietnam since 1965. He urged Americans to remember their sacrifice as July Fourth approached and invited corrections if any names were omitted.
Trooper John Evyansko of the Corry State Police heads a major probe that solved nearly 30 camp burglaries from May to June 1968. At least seven arrests are pending, four juveniles. Victims include Lawrence Fantasie and others. total damage and looted value around 250 dollars.
Pittsburgh defense attorney seeks a new trial for Homer Dennison citing unbearable courtroom heat in 95 degree conditions. Litman argues the oppressive temperature denied Homer Dennison a fair trial after a second degree murder conviction in Allegheny County Court.
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