Worst Pothole Year? By Bull Eaton
Winter damage to area roads prompts PennDOT to start its annual pothole drive. In Corry potholes worsen, Worth and Wayne streets deteriorate after resurfacing, and North Center street from the tracks suffers due to utility digs. Route 6 and Route 277 also show severe wear as taxpayers voice complaints.
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Bull Eaton
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Corry
Robert Grice
Worth Street
Wayne Street
North Center Street
Spartansburg
Corry Man Guilty In Chautauqua Court
Wallace Solomon, 32, of Corry, was found guilty by a Chautauqua County jury of criminally negligent homicide for a Route 426 crash in French Creek that killed year old Thomas Lepkowski, son of county legislator Joseph Lepkowski. Sentencing set for April 3 as planned.
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Corry Area
Chautauqua County
Wallace Solomon
Hare Creek Road
Corry
Solomon
French Creek
Thomas Lepkowski
Joseph Lepkowski
Cooper Corry Forms New Cooper Penjax Division in Pa
Cooper Industries announces a new division named Cooper Penjax formed from Ajax Iron Works at Corry and Pennsylvania Pump and Compressor at Easton Pennsylvania. Corry becomes headquarters with manufacturing at Boston and Corry, executives named, and the consolidation aims to better serve markets with both product lines.
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Cooper Industries
Pennsylvania
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Pennsylvania Pump and Compressor Company
Easton
Cooper Penjax
Boston
Samuel D. Greiner
Pern Pump
Ajax
Philip J. Sample
Leroy W. Fegley
Penn
Vump
Gordon L. Ruoff
Lynn M. Leinen
John C. Teeft
Penn Pump
Max E. Comelli
Ross Warner
Greiner
The
Journal
Three Corry teachers resign as district hires replacements
The Corry Area School District board approved replacing three departing teachers. Lynn H Sill, Conelway elementary, Richard Ri Zuck, high school math, and Robert J DeLong Jr., high school social studies and assistant football coach, resign at term end. Mrs David Johnson, 39, of Corry, will become elementary teacher at 8000 salary. Jayne Potocki to elementary role at 7100. Richard S Pele receives 365 yearbook adviser supplement. sabbatical granted to Herman Rennels, geography teacher and head wrestling coach, March 1 through end of first semester 1972-1973 for health reasons.
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Corry Area School District
Board of Education
Lynn H. Sill
Conelway
Richard Ri. Zuck
Robert J. DeLong Jr
DeLong
Ray Elsen
David Johnson
Corry
Richard S. Pele
Herman Rennels
Meir rejects Hussein plan as peace path
In Jerusalem Premier Golda Meir calls King Hussein idea a gimmick and says Israel will keep the West Bank until peace is achieved through serious negotiations. Hussein proposed a semiautonomous Palestinian state linked with Jordan after Israel withdraws. Indonesia's health officials report a 2.6 percent yearly population rise with life expectancy averaging 47 years.
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Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Hussein
West Bank
Jordan River
Israel
Jakarta
Indonesia
Not Irish But Lucky Woman Wins 50000 in PA Lottery
Eleanor Ramos of Monaca Beaver County copied the winning Pennsylvania lottery number 447324 from a bakery window and claimed a $50,000 first prize along with five other claimants from Lebanon, Farrell, Pittsburgh, Ardsley and Philadelphia. The first weekly drawing drew Gov Shapp and officials, with a second drawing planned for March 22 in Pittsburgh.
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Harrisburg
Eleanor Ramos
State Education
Shapp
Ramos
William Jrell
Palmyra
B.D. 2
Lebanon County
Stanley C. Kuzmar
Farrell
Frank X. Catullo
Albert Gilfoyle
Pittsburgh
Robert W. Goetz
Ardsley
Freda N. Wexler
Philadelphia
Jurell
Hershey Trucking Company
Kuzmar
ITT Promises List Of Destroyed Files
Washington AP Harold S Geneen ITT president will provide Senate Judiciary Committee with a list of destroyed files from ITT Washington office two weeks ago Ailing ITT lobbyist Dita Beard says Washington files were shredded by ITT security agents after columnists memorandum alleged to be hers delayed confirmation of attorney general nominee Richard G Kleindienst Anderson supplied a copy of a statement by Senator Marlow Cook alleging the columnist's secretary and Mrs Beard were drinking companions Anderson told reporters the allegations were wildly inaccurate Eastland will send a six member subcommittee to Denver to question Mrs Beard hospitalized with a heart ailment chair James O Eastland heads the subcommittee to include Hart Kennedy Tunney Cook Mathias Gurney at large
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Washington (Ap
Harold S. Geneen
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
ITT
Dita Beard
New York
Jacks Anderson
Beard
Senate
Atty
Marlow W. Cook
R Ky
Anderson
Sen
Phillip Hart
D-Mich
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
John Tunney
California
Kentucky
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Edward Gurney
Florida
U S Backing Out Of Aid To Bangladesh
The United States has canceled over 60 percent of the $158 million pledged for humanitarian relief in Bangladesh. State Department officials cite redefined needs as famine relief was achieved, with only about $16 million still in play or en route. The move reopens debates with Senator Kennedy over the administration’s disclosures.
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Washington
United States
Nixon
Bangladesh
State Department
Department
Charles W. Bray
Edward M. Kennedy
East, Pakistan
Associated Press
East Pakistan
Congres Congress
South Asia
Kennedy
Union City man avoids sentence after minor cruelty charge
Union City 28 year old Richard Miller appeared before Judge P. Richard Thomas in Crawford County Court charged with cruelty to a minor. He was let off with no sentence but ordered to pay court costs. The incident occurred last November when he allegedly beat his 7 year old son John with a belt and hands for poor arithmetic. Police reported head and leg blows and a buckle mark nearly injuring the eye. Criminal Investigator John Evanko of the Carry State Police led the probe.
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Union City
A.D
Richard Miller
P. Richard Thomas
Crawford County
Miller
John
John Evanko
The
Carry State Police
Local couple wins $40 each in first Pennsylvania Lottery draw
John Broughton and Donna Katulich won $40 apiece at Rudy's Bar on North Center Street in Corry. Both remain eligible for a $1 million drawing if 30 million tickets are sold. Ticket sales exceeded six million, with the next drawing scheduled for next week.
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John Broughton
Seneca Street
Rudy Katulich
Rudy
North Center Street
Katulich
Broughton
Donna
West Smith Street
Mrs. Katulich
Lottery Commission
Corry Area
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