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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1974
Page
4
Classified style spot lists local ads and schedules for breakfast at Corry Airport Fly-in on Sunday June 9 from 7 to 10 AM and lunch from 10 to 2 PM. Also notes Tuesday to Saturday hours for Deer Head Inn and a variety of sales and help wanted notices with phone numbers and discounts. Includes greenhouse, stereos, pizza, and mobile home items.
Anthony's Auto Parts at 802 North Center Street promotes repair tools with a summer sale. Karen's Gift Shop at 114 offers gifts for everyone, highlighting seasonal shopping.
A mother Sandra Hendricks and her five children Crystal 10 Donna 8 Allen Jr 5 Lucille 5 and Olivia 3 perished in a three story frame home fire on Pittsburgh north side. Husband Allen Hendricks survived with back and leg injuries as investigators work to determine cause and damage.
Corry Memorial Hospital reports as of 7A.M. directives for emergency calls and lists current discharges and admissions. Admitted: Howard Kelsey, Union City. Discharged: David Sekerak, L. Craig Shaffer, and Hazel Coopersmith among others. Various residents noted by address and town, including Johnny Hawkins and Bear Lake resident Philip Bailey’s family.
Gov. Shapp was re-elected chairman of the Mid Atlantic Governor's Conference, a first in the 10 year history of the organization. His office noted the achievement at the National Governor's Conference meeting in Harrisburg. The rest of the report highlights a British Columbia note on gender differences in mental health facilities and jail populations.
Penn State graduate January A. Fairchild son of Donald G. Fairchild and Mrs. Fairchild of 117 Park Street earned a BS in mathematics at Penn State University as a spring graduate. A 1970 Corry Area High School alum he plans to return in the fall to pursue a master’s degree.
Bud L. Rice of Venango County pleaded guilty in U S District Court Pittsburgh to federal income tax evasion totaling 27000 dollars for 1967 through 1970. Letha McGarry, bookkeeper for Rice's Trailer Sales in Seneca, pleaded no contest to assisting the fraudulent return. Sentencing set for July 15. Rice faces up to five years and a ten thousand dollar fine, McGarry up to three years and five thousand dollars.
In loving memory of Martin Janesee who died June 3 1973. The family recalls a life loved and a voice missed as the home remains vacant. Survived by wife Helen daughter Marion son in law Howard grandsons John and David along with his brothers and sisters.
Investigators from a state legislative committee begin a two week inquiry in Westmoreland County into kickback allegations linked to PennDOT contracts. The probe, led by Rep. Gleason with co counsels Willmann and Freind, aims to uncover broader statewide contract practices and possible criminality in Greene Fayette and perhaps Washington counties.
Discharges include Mrs. Sarabelle Monroe of 30 Bridge street David Zingler of 24 Odell street Kenneth Kline RD of 5 Waterford and Jindy Elder of 28 Prospect street from Union City Memorial Hospital.ambulance and hospital contact numbers appear in the record.
Supreme Court lets stand a lower court ruling that a man filmed installing portable toilets for the Woodstock film deserves a jury trial. The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the case hinges on whether the filmmakers violated privacy by public ridicule and whether First Amendment protections apply. The footage was shot near Bethel New York on a dairy farm in 1969 and runs about twenty minutes in the film.
The Penn State board of trustees approved tuition and room and board increases effective September. University Park tuition rises by 20 per term to 960 per year, commonwealth campuses to 915 for residents, and non residents pay 2,160. Medical program tuition for Pennsylvanians rises to 1,500 and 3,000 for non residents. Room and board increase adds 54 per year to total to 1,239 per year at a typical state dorm.
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