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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1966
Page
10
Warren County probation office data for 1968 were sent to Judge Alexander C. Flick Jr. by L. E. Linder. The report notes 28 juveniles appeared last year, and 23 boys remained on official probation at year start, with burglary, larceny, and malicious mischief predominant among ages 13 to 15.
Harrisburg reports that over 1.9 million legal size trout will be stocked as the season opens. Under the State Federal Cooperative Trout Stocking program 22 state and four federal trucks will cover more than 200 000 miles to stock 966 waters in 23 261 acres of wapees and 77 lakes totaling 4 025 acres on 789 streams totaling 4.09 miles and 19 936 acres. Lakes stocked first for access then limestone streams and remote streams follow as roads limit access.
Harrisburg AP Sen Benjamin R Donolow heads a legislative probe into marijuana use by Pennsylvania youths and says he is investigated by the State Justice Department The Democrat from Philadelphia accuses Gov Scranton's administration of trying to discredit the probe and cites alleged vague charges without facts from a recent news conference
North East Mayor Gordon J. Massey will be the principal speaker at a testimonial dinner honoring Forest Hopkins as Man of the Year. Hopkins was chosen by Heiden-Craig-Fro myer Post 4789 in a unanimous vote for outstanding community service. Dr. Massey, a 20 year local physician, has led the Chamber of Commerce and served as Council president before being elected mayor last November. In Chambersburg, Donald Brockens 7, of Fayetteville, died after being struck by a car on Route 30 near his home.
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