Corry Area News Highlights Tax Delays And Local Updates
Tax district reports 199600 early filers in the Pittsburgh area received 19183802 disbursed year to date, with 591000 Western Pennsylvania filers accounting for about one third of the 1600000 total. Licenses suspended for improper passing and speeding, with some restorations noted. Corry residents react to sewer rent rises while a model United Nations program features Corry Area High School students. A local appliance firm expands, and a court lists three dozen domestic relations actions with one hospital injury noted. State highway and state defense talks frame wider discussion on route adjustments and a county infirmary expansion study faces delays before bidding. Hospital payroll rises approved, costing around 40000 next year without rate hikes.
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Pittsburgh
John H. Bingler
Bingler
Pennsylvania
Architects of America stamp marks centennial anniversary
A special three cent stamp honoring the Architects of America is now on sale at the Corry Post Office. The issue commemorates the centennial anniversary of the founding of the American Institute of Architects.
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Snow Continues In Northeast U S Nationwide Snowfall
Snow flurries lingered in New England with three to four inches reported in parts of southern New England and one to three inches in Pennsylvania and New York. Skies cleared along the Atlantic coast after two days of snow and rain, while wet conditions extended from northern Virginia to Maine and lingered through the Upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region.
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New York
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Two Injured In Car Cinder Truck Smashup Near Titusville
Two men suffered minor injuries after a 1916 Chrysler driven by F. Arthur Johnson skidded on ice and rear-ended a State Highway Department ash spreader four miles south of Titusville. Harold C. Martin, 39, of Oil City, drove the truck. Johnson and Martin were bruised, with $1,500 damage to the sedan and the spreader demolished. Jacob Blum and Arnold Neeley, both 58 and 30 respectively, were aboard the truck at the time. one was thrown to the floor but not seriously hurt.
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F. Arhur Johnson
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Oil City
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State Highway Department
Jacob Blum
Arnold Neeley
Youth Beats, Robs 75-Year-Old Widow in Grapeville
Westmoreland County police hunted a youth who assaulted and robbed 75-year-old Catherine Frye of Grapeville. Frye said the intruder entered claiming to check a furnace, then bound her with cords and a towel, stole $1,000, and fled. she freed herself and alerted authorities.
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Weather pattern expected to persist across region
A forecast indicates the weather system will continue through the day, tracking southward into the Ohio Valley and extending into northern New England. Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions and potential showers as the trough remains active.
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Ohio Valley
New England
Titusville Girl Victim Of Polio In 1987 Case
A Titusville girl, Erstine Brewster, age 9, unvaccinated against polio, developed paralysis after poliomyelitis diagnosis yesterday. She was admitted to Lakeview Hospital in Erie, and Crawford County quarantined her four siblings and household. Titing parochial school closed briefly with Monday classes planned.
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Erstine Brewster
James Brewster
Crawford County
Israel Ouster Seen As Key To Canal
The United States pressed Arabs to win Israeli agreement to leave Gaza and Aqaba areas. It offered assurances to oppose Egyptian command attacks from Gaza and to back moves for free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba, which had been blockaded for six years.
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Gulf of Aqaba
Professor Dies At Notre Dame Age 41
The Rev. Philip J. Mitchell, 41, assistant professor of history at the University of Notre Dame and former faculty at the University of Portland, Ore., died yesterday in South Bend. He was born in St John, New Brunswick, Canada.
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Red Cross poster winners honored in Corry area
Joan Froehlich received a prize from fund drive chairman Robert Tunnel for winning the first grade division in a Red Cross poster contest for Corry area students. Winners from various schools include Harold Munsee Martha Mouser Kay Jene Bliley Robert Lawson Robert Kinsinger Stanley Butcher Michael Hornick Juan Froehlich Martha Genung and others. The event occurred at Emmanuel Episcopal Church and highlighted by a kickoff meeting for the Red Cross fund drive.
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Concord
Kay- Jene Bliley
Wright School
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Wright
Robert Kinsinger
Corry Area
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National Assembly
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Riots Break Out In Thailand
Riots erupt in Bangkok as unrest spreads across the capital and surrounding areas. A state of emergency is announced over radio broadcasts amid reports of planned demonstrations and tensions involving embassies and civilian crowds.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Pibilsongeram
Services Monday For Mark McCray
Mark McCray aged S years, son of Mr and Mrs Metin McCray of Culver Road, Corry, died yesterday at Cory Memorial Hospital. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Ne Forrest. Born November 16, 1961, he attended McCray Methodist Church. Survived by parents, sister Lunde Len, brothers Daniel L, paternal grandparents Homer McCray, and maternal grandparents A M George and Mrs RF Malinkern. Burial at MuCray Cemetery.
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Oceanport Holiday Turmoil Delays Fire Horn Celebration
Officials planned a holiday event here with the fire horn at seven a.m. but snow and ice toppled power lines, disabling the horn. Children reached school only to be sent home due to the outage.
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