Weather and local notices mix from Corry area briefings
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a cool end to the five day period for Western Pennsylvania with heavy showers today and Sunday. Jamestown opens a new 350 car parking ramp, bringing total spaces to 741. I 79 opens a new Crawford County stretch Friday from Saegertown to Erie, with a two mile segment south to the I 90 interchange. A bale incident injures Mrs Florence Bennink in Clymer. Stanford Hose Co responds to a car fire on Route 6 causing about 150 dollars in damage. Gospel tenor Ronnie Avalone headlines two Corry Church concerts Sunday. A Warren County solid waste landfill site awaits a Health Department verdict this week. State lawmakers pass a bill allowing local school boards to designate special holidays including Veterans Day.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Corry Area
Saegertown
Erie County
Crawford County
Erie
State Health Department
Warren County
Sandstone Springs
National Forest
Health Department
New York Plans TV Traffic Helicopter Cameras
New York City station WNYC will begin broadcasting live traffic jams from cameras mounted on police helicopters starting in September. Viewers at home will see the evening rush hour as it unfolds, providing a view of the road ahead during breakfast.
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New York
New York City
WNYC
Collision injures man as tractor trailer hits moving mobile home
A Tidioute man escaped serious harm after a tractor-trailer driven by Kenneth Gilliland collided with a mobile home pulled by Gary Williamson on Route 62 three miles south of Tidioute. Robert Krause, 24, was taken to Warren General Hospital with a badly bruised arm. Williamson and Gilliland faced about $2,500 in vehicle damages.
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Warren
Tidioute
Robert Krause
Warren General Hospital
Kenneth L. Gilliland
New Galilee
Gary J. Williamson
Indiana
Williamson
Gilliland
William Dudinack
County considers landfills and rail disposal plan
County officials warn against piecemeal waste solutions and push for licensed landfill sites. A soil expert from Harrisburg will study water tables before approval. A proposed railroad disposal system would transfer waste to a hopper and into cars for dumping in strip mine pits in another county, with costs to be prorated by tonnage.
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West
Health Department
Harrisburg
State Health Department
Arrest over tire repair warning ends in jail stay
Grove faced a 48 hour tire repair warning. he refused to sign identification papers for the officer. Trooper Patterson arrested him after a refusal to sign a blank sheet. He pled not guilty, was found guilty, fined $10 and $10 costs, and jailed one day from 6 p.m. to midnight at Venango County Jail.
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Grove
Patterson
Justice of the Peace
E. L. Kazebee
Seneca
DDT ban debated as Nelson pushes wider prohibition
Senator Gaylord Nelson accuses the Department of Agriculture of concealing a report urging a total ban on DDT. USDA leaders deny the report but announce a temporary suspension of nine persistent pesticides, including DDT, in government pest control programs. The move targets military and civilian airports, joint federal state projects, and national forests amid environmental concerns.
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Washington
Gaylord A. Nelson
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Department
Wisconsin Democrat
Clifford M. Hardin
Nelson
G. W. Irving Jr
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Harry W. Hays
Pesticides Regulation Division
Hardin
Irving
National Academy of Sciences- National Research Council
America
Great Lakes
Phil Campbell
United States
First Marines Leave Viet War Toll Down
The first U S Marines to exit Vietnam flew to Okinawa as the war toll fell to 153 Americans killed in action in the past week. Wounded rose to 1,548. South Vietnamese casualties also declined with 274 government troops killed and 586 wounded. The advance party of the 9th Regiment began preparations for the main 8,000 man unit’s arrival in Okinawa.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Okinawa
Quang Tri
Snow In Summer At Corry Peat Bog Company
Photos show mounds of snow and ice on the hottest day of the summer at Corry Peat Bog Company. Bog owner Russell Graham explains snow persists in the peat bog shelter on West Columbus Avenue, acting as insulation. Journal photographer McMichael took three snowballs to the paper. no snowball fight occurred.
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Corry Peat Bog Company
Russell Graham
Columbus Avenue
Journal
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