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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1971
Page
4
The note cites a start of married life at Sciota Village for newlyweds and mentions an United Jewish Appeal Campaign ending July 25. Contributions can be mailed to Joseph Cohen at 5123.
Warren police report a two car crash yesterday involving a borough patrol car. Officer James R. Leichtenberger 24 and Michael E. Gray 17 were primary parties. Gray swung around a stopped car and collided with the patrol vehicle causing about $2,000 in damage and whiplash injuries to Officer Edward Peterson.
Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in emergencies. Corry Memorial Hospital ambulance service volunteers list Thursday afternoon and evening desk volunteers. Admitted and discharged patients include Clarence Madison, Clymer. Roger Ottaway. Mildred Swanson Pittsfield. Beth Fox, Ridge Street. Donald Damon Corry. T Allan May. Christine Parkin Union City. Edward Messinger. Mary Stutzman Corry. Arthur Scouten Spartansburg. Amy Green Columbus. Donald Hildum family. Stephanie Lynn Eimers. Nicholas Kategianes Jr. Albion. Harold Schweitzer Titusville. Dennis Driscoll Wright Street. Paul Bartholomew. Carl Higby. Robert Fenton Corry.
Warren County School Board and Warren County Education Association renewed contract talks in a terse session labeled general discussion. No progress noted, another meeting set for August 10, with a potential strike looming August 16 if differences persist.
In a letter to the editor Hugh Scott, U S a senator from Pennsylvania, argues that anti war demonstrators who refused to leave his office violated constitutional rights. He states change should come through democratic channels and that forceful disruption cannot be tolerated. He hopes readers gain knowledge of his views on civil disorders.
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