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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
6
The Warren County Planning Office sent invitations to the borough police, sheriff, and lending agencies for a Monday meeting on disposing of junked and abandoned cars. The notice outlines legal and technical aspects to address.
The Senate met for a rare early session to finalize a vote on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty after an eight month delay driven by international tensions and domestic politics. The treaty would bar transfer of nuclear arms to lacking nations and mandates that such powers not be developed or acquired.
At a Corry Chamber meeting the board unanimously endorsed the Jaycees drive to collect signatures supporting Bible reading in schools and opposing moves to remove references to God from the pledge and phrases on coins. The group also discussed job training programs, potential payroll shifts by local firms, and continued efforts to establish 911 emergency numbers with General Telephone. Local leaders noted difficulty securing rural area cooperation for the 911 plan.
Washington Senator John Pastore blasted CBS NBC and ABC presidents for promoting violence and sex on television and urged action while noting Congress cannot censor. Network heads defended self regulation and promised fewer action adventure shows next season, citing cautions to news crews in wars. He urged spending to cleanse minds as a public duty. Also: Dennis Cavaliluci, 20, of Reading, killed in a Tuesday crash on Pennsylvania 274south of Reading.
Paul H. Parness testified as a government witness that he arranged to sell art stolen from Bradford Pa to fictitious buyers while working as an FBI informer. The case involves Gregory Parnes Russell DeCicco Rene DeCicco and Louis Mavrakis on trial for conspiring to transport the stolen art across state lines valued at over 1.4 million dollars.
Philadelphia AP report on lawyer David Kairys challenging pre trial bail practices. He argues Davidson, 25, remains jailed due to poverty while wealthier defendants gain freedom. Davidson faces auto theft and related charges. bail was reduced from 500 to 300 with a hearing set for Monday.
Alumni voice at Princeton seeking change amid dissent. A majority voices in opposition to alterations proposed by the Jr. of Atlantic City and the class leadership, expressing that their concerns are not being heard.
White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler cited Nixon on rising costs after reports of 30 percent increases in the past year. Construction sources say lumber prices rose about 10 percent since January 1. Curtis Building Co. in Detroit notes a four bedroom colonial built 34 years ago for 30 000 to 31 000 now costs 39 000, reflecting higher material prices and labor costs.
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