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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
6
An architect’s drawing shows an observation tower planned overlooking the Gettysburg Battlefield. A dispute over site location pits a private builder against the National Parks Service, and Gov. Milton Shapp’s injunction has temporarily stopped construction.
West Springfield man Eldon F. Holmes charged with murdering his ex wife Nadean had a hearing postponed after he was hospitalized with back and stomach trouble. The 42 year old is accused of shooting Nadean four times on June 22 at her home, twice in the head and twice in the back, with a .22 revolver. Officials expect a new date within two weeks.
West Virginia doctors plan free exams for Ohio coal miners to address alleged gaps in black lung benefit payments. Dr A E Buff of the Physicians Committee for Miners health cites 12 500 Ohio applicants with 1 700 paid and 5 500 denied while Pennsylvania marks 60 000 paid and 16 000 denied. Bus travel to West Virginia will be arranged for miners to receive evaluations and certifications.
Erie health officials order Oliver Landfill owner Leo T. Oliver to shut down the 38 acre site within seven days of receipt, restrict access, and begin insect and rodent control. Within 30 days raise the land with soil, revegetate, and install leachate treatment. plans due in 90 days.
Washington AP. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania dismissed links between his newly lengthened sideburns and appealing to younger voters. He said the facial change was a personal experiment, not a political stance. Scott, 69, would not face re election again until 1976.
Cleveland Indians observers clash with a protest group as Clay Herrick reenacts Moses Cleaveland's river landing on July 22 1986. About 20 American Indian protesters led by Russell Means aboard the Goodtime II demand to speak first and accuse whites of pushing them for 175 years. In Kentucky nearby, Coal Miners and Associates signals intent to join a federal Mine Health and Safety Act challenge, claiming the act is invalid and urging a broader test with Pennsylvania miners.
The United Methodist Church hosts the 36th annual Bible conference at Camp Findley Findley Lake opening July 26. Daily leadership sessions feature keynote speaker Dr. Sam Kamalesan, called the Billy Graham of India, and Rev. William Stewart will teach each morning. In Bear Mountain New York AP reports Helmut Rothermel heads the inn kitchen overlooking the Hudson River. in 1964 he cooked at the tallest restaurant at the New York World's Fair.
I H Martin Keppel president of the named bank declares this report of condition true and correct to the best of my knowledge. The directors attest to the correctness of the report and declare it has been examined and found true and correct.
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