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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1970
Page
3
Franklin Mayor George R. Scanlon reported to the City Council that a typed threatening postcard will be handed to the police and the FBI. The message warned him to resign within four years or face dire consequences and criticized dog control policies involving tranquilizer darts.
Cpl. Humphrey Lukachik and Capt. Oliver Smith of State Police Troop E Headquarters participate in a training session as part of a back to school program.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy was mobbed outside Trinity College in Dublin by about 60 youths who shouted Down with Kennedy and waved Mao portraits. Demonstrators threw posters and damaged Kennedy’s car, one arrest. Kennedy spoke on Edmund Burke and inequality, urging tolerance amid protests.
Youngsville Fire Chief Lelana Sitler told the borough council the Youngsville Volunteer Fire Department is firmly opposed to adopting the 911 system. He argued the current local setup is cheaper, reliable, and faster, with direct station alerts and rapid emergency transmission, and warned the new system could cause confusion, delays, and costly duplication.
Gulf Oil Corp plans a commercial service to help dispose of solid wastes and control pollution. A spokesman said initial efforts will assist governmental agencies and small industries, with plans to market the service to any potential user.
Parks, housing and street work dominated the Union City Borough Council meeting. Phase three park upgrades include shuffleboard tennis areas a storage shed and lights. Bruce Sayers was named to fill the recreation commission term. Demolition of the Hubbel building was approved and housing development delays discussed. Street work estimates and storm sewer funding were authorized. A fire at the municipal building caused $449 in damage including a destroyed ambulance.
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