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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1970

Page

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Corry Man Gets 10 Years In Suffolk Abduction Case

Dale C. McQuiston of Corry, 22, was sentenced to 10 years in Nansemond County court for his role in abducting 15 year old Nancy Jean Owens of Suffolk last August. An all male jury found him guilty. McQuiston claimed LSD influenced his actions during the car theft getaway with John Hetinger.

Dale C. McQuiston Corry Suffolk Nansemond McQuiston John Hetinger Melrose Park Ill Nancy Jean Owens Hetinger South Carolina Norfolk Hetlnger Owens

Nixon unveils 135.6 million drug education push

President Nixon announces a 30 million rise in federal drug education and research funding for the coming fiscal year to 135.6 million, citing rising narcotics abuse among youth. He details marijuana research increases, a national drug education clearinghouse, and teacher training with limited state grants.

Washington Nixon National Institute of Mental Health Stanley F. Yolles Institute Yolles Office of Education

Public Assistance Costs Rise With Welfare Rolls

Harrisburg reports a 65 percent surge in public assistance costs over a year as welfare rolls climb. The Public Welfare Department shows 567,600 people on welfare in November 1969, up 27.7 percent from November 1968.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Public Welfare Department

Senate vote looms to repeal 6 percent insurance tax

Harrisburg AP reports after a wide lobbying push the Senate plans a final vote to repeal the 6 tax on insurance premiums enacted at 12 01 4 am Tuesday. House 180 5 approved repeal, part of a bipartisan 1969 70 budget package. Welfare costs rise sharply amid benefits boost and more recipients. A United Air jet hijacked to Cuba with 106 aboard. gunman, a woman, and four children remained in Havana while others onboard include a Colombian hijacker group.

Harrisburg Senate House Senate Finance Committee K. Leroy Irvis Allegheny Irvis Miami United Air Lines Cuba Havana Sieses li Ae Bogota Barranquilla

City to Auction 43 Tax-Delinquent Properties in Corry Area

Erie County treasurer announces August tax auction of 43 Corry properties plus 24 in Concord Township three in Elgin Boro 23 in Wayne Township two in Wattsburg Boro 41 in Union City 16 in Union Township and others. Delinquent owners of 1968 and 1969 taxes unaffected. Possible revenue up to 86444. Majority are vacant land. some have homes. First sale under McLaughlin. prior sale in 1966 under Gehrlein. Certification notices to go out in May. legal notices to appear late June or early July. Another sale planned next year with annual execution preferred.

Corry Erie County Neil McLaughlin Concord Township Elgin McLaughlin A.J Jake) Gehrlein

Phone Lecture On Diabetes Stated Here

Corry Memorial Hospital hosts a March 24 telephone lecture on childhood diabetes with University of Pittsburgh expert Dr. David Danowski reading the discussion. The event, part of a SUNY Buffalo program, is open to the public and targets parents of diabetics, nurses, physicians, and staff.

Corry Memorial Hospital University of Pittsburgh Samuel Antrim State University of New York At Buffalo Corry Hospital David Danowski Pitt New York Sisters of Charity Hospital Buffalo Antrim

Notre Dame Elects Negro and Protestant to Student Leadership

In South Bend Indiana a Negro and a Protestant won Notre Dame student elections. David M Krashna 21 a junior from Pittsburgh became the first Negro student body president. Mark E Winings 20 of Flwood Indiana a Protestant was elected vice president. Notre Dame lists 87 black students among 6200 undergraduates and 1 percent Human Catholic.

South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame David M. Keashna Pittsburgh Notre Dame Mark E. Winings Flwood Krashna

Laos Critics Distrust President's Statements

Washington AP report notes Senate focus on Laos policy as critics fear a repeat of Vietnam. Leaders Mansfield Fulbright and Cooper press for congressional action and limited involvement, citing casualties and credibility concerns after revised casualty disclosures. The debate centers on U S air and ground activity tied to the Ho Chi Minh trail and the Plain of Jars.

Washington Laos Senate Nixon Vietnam U.S Southeast Asia Hugh Scott Sen George Aiken Vermont Johnson United States Mike Mansfield J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Committee Mansfield Fulbright John Sherman Cooper Plain of Jars Cooper Ho Chi Minh Trail Thailand

Need 120 Units For Bloodmobile Visit

Correites face a final chance to meet the community quota as the Bloodmobile comes to town Monday. Grice, the Bloodmobile chairman, warns the fiscal year goal of 289 units requires at least 120 units on this visit at the YMCA from noon to 5 30 p m. For the first time donors aged 18 to 21 may give blood without parental consent due to recent state legislation. Blood cannot be manufactured only you can make blood.

Robert Grice Bloodmobile Grice YMCA

Erie Couple Charged In Fire Death Of Four

An Erie couple, away from home when a fatal blaze killed four children, has been charged with child neglect. Mr and Mrs Godson Reyna face summons for a Juvenile Court hearing. Police and fire inspectors led the investigation. authorities dispute claims of explosions at the house.

Erie Godson Reyna Justice of the Peace Merchie Calabrese C.W. Fuhrman Erie Police Department Reynas Claire Reyna Michael Anthony Desiree Sarita Hamiet Hospital John W. Grenberg Reyna

House Passes GI Bonus Referendum on May Ballot

AP reports the House backed a second Vietnam Bonus referendum by 19 to 50 and sent the measure to the Senate. The plan seeks a 27 million loan to sustain the Vietnam Bonus, following a 28 million loan approved to start in 1968 and a 55 million operating need through fall amid a backlog of 53,000 applications.

Harm Dollag House Senate Senn Committee On Military Affairs

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