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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
7
Warren County Tops in School Tax Valuation Ratios
Warren County shows a high tax valuation ratio at 57.7 percent with market value of 140.7 million and assessed valuation of 101.3 million. The Warren County School District posts 57.8 percent, while Philadelphia and Northampton exceed, and Mifflin is lowest. Spring Creek, Columbus, and others rank among the top districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waren
Warren County
State
Philadelphia County
Northampton County
Mifflin County
Columbus Township
Spring Creek
Warren County School District Board
Philadelphia
Ex College Professor Musician Arrested In Pot Raid
Erie police identified two men jailed on narcotics charges as a former college professor and a nationally rated musician. The trio, Barnet F. Rosteing 34 of New York City Stephen Nichols 21 of Hartford Conn and Robert Zeltzer 23 of Erie were arrested early Monday after a search raid that recovered marijuana like material pending lab tests. They faced state narcotics possession charges and were arraigned before Alderman LeFaiver with $1500 bond and sent to Erie County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Barnet F. Rosteing
New York City
Stephen Nichols
Hartford, Conn
Robert Zeltzer
William Turner
Robert Goodwill
Turner
Aldreman Billiot LeFaiver
Erie County
Meu
Birthday Greetings and Local News From the Grange Area
Evelyn Merkle notes her father's seventy first birthday and shares small town happenings. Rain spoiled Little League and rescheduled two make up games while Boy Scout campers returned home tired. A neighbor, Clyde Kinney, died, with condolences to his wife Amy and children. D V Kinney returned from St Vincent's Hospital improved at home. The Stam bros and family visited relatives in Spartansburg and Columbus, Georgia. A UFC rally at Grange Hall features local talent and Gordon Turk of Titusville. Pap er drive by YFC runs until August 11 with pickup options and reminders to save the current issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Merkle
Little League
Diamond
Little Cooley
Camp Coffman
Van
Dennis
Clyde Kinney
Amy
D. V. Kinney
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Erie
Richard Stambro
Debra
Alan
Columbus
Spartansburg
Richard
Arlene Ross
Grange Hall
Jocal Talent
Gordon ‘Turk
Titusville
Warren Brown
Clara Lyle
Thomas Brainer
Arthur Brown
YFC
Raymond Straite
Main Street
Ripley Boy 14 Killed in Tractor Accident
Ripley fourteenth William Burnett of Darwin Burnett died instantly when the tractor he was driving tipped over an embankment on Dorus Shreve’s Ripley farm while cultivating grape rows. Coroner Walter Matthews listed death from a fractured skull. body found about 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
William Burnett
Darwin Burnett
Magistrates Seek Fees Replaced by Annual Wage in Pa
Pennsylvania magistrates at the annual association convention proposed replacing case fees with a $10,000 annual wage paid by counties and municipalities. They want six year terms, expanded civil jurisdiction for damages under $2,000, and authority to sentence certain misdemeanors. Officer slate includes Comer, Valentine, Warg, and Campman Jr. COPS USE SPORTS CAR PARIS reports three gendarmes used sports cars to pursue reckless drivers on France’s highways, Alpine Renaults tested at 120 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padloduman Yary
Eersylvania
Pennsylvania Magistrates Association
Association
Joseph M. Comer
Fox Chapel
Herbert B. Valentine
Quarryville
Edward D. Warg
Bethlehem Tweasurer
Russell L. Campman Jr
Norristown
Paris
France
To Go Thursday Latest Moon Shot Won't Be Fooled By Reflections
Pasadena AP reports Surveyor 4 prepared to launch to the moon with enhanced radar logic to bypass potential reflections that troubled Surveyor 3 during its April landing. The 3 craft dug trenches and telecast soil imagery after landing in a crater 30 feet from touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Moon
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sinus Medis
Bay
Bangtails Headed For Erie County Pact Likely
Erie County may win Pennsylvania's fifth harness racing track license after the House approval and Senate submission. Charles J. Schmitt of Erie, president of the US Tax Cutters Club, says the chances are excellent for Erie to secure the new license, with Northwest Pennsylvania as the remaining corner without a track. The bill passed the House 164 to 31, sponsored by Rep. Forrest W. Hopkins of North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Pennsylvania
State Senate
House of Representatives
Charles J. Schmitt
Schmitt
Tax Cutters Club
Forrest W. Hopkins
North East
Ihe County
Wendell Good
Stanley Blair
Robert Bellomini
Frank Polaski
Hopkins
State
Senate
Bad Compass Halts World Flight For Now
Cleveland AP Jim Bede aims for a solo nonstop world flight in a self designed single engine craft. He flew from Cleveland to New York and back but halted the plan due to a faulty compass. The light plane carries 565 gallons for a 25000 mile trip and landed safely on grass at Cuyahoga County Airport in Richmond Heights. The compass problem would have guided the aircraft while Bede rested during the long nonrefueling journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jim Bede
New York
Bede
Cuyahoga County
Cat Thief Strikes Dunkirk Homes in Van Buren
A series of burglaries in Dunkirk's Van Buren section left several wallets missing. Targets included Daniel Rusch of Rusch's Restaurant and Justice of the Peace John Foster, with purses and wallets recovered in Foster's yard. An attempted break-in at Leonard Niesch was not successful as police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
N.Y
van Buren
Fredonia
Daniel Rusch
Rusch
Justice of the Peace
John Foster
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