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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1970

Page

6

Multiplecrime reports and local notices in Crawford County

City police investigate two larceny cases with cash stolen from a hotel room and a car, plus a two car crash on West Washington causing 590 in vehicle damage. Marriage license filed for Paul Tomer and Betty Parkin. TV series on drugs airs on WQLN tonight at 7 30 and repeats next Friday. Mrs. Kenneth Doutt treated after rear end collision. Reverend Don Powell set to speak at Full Gospel Fellowship Church on March 24.

Phoenix Hotel Kathryn Graham Lee Beardsley Beardsley Inon Lawrence East Main Street West Washington Street Thomas D. Bulard Wayne Street West Washington Clifford Holcomb East Smith Street Crawford County Paul E. Tomer Guys Mills Betty A. Parkin Union City Wqln TV Brie Kenneth Doutt Erie Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Corry City Coutt Don Powell Indiana Full Gospel Fellowship West Pleasant Spring Streets Orrin Smith

Oysters and Birds Threatened by Gulf Oil Slick

Offshore oil wells at Breton Islands leak up to 1000 barrels daily, spreading four directions across the Gulf. The pollution endangers oyster beds along the Louisiana coast and the Breton Island Bird Refuge, nesting grounds for thousands. Interior Department spokesman Harlan Wood notes two main slicks 10 to 11 miles long and 2 miles wide. Wind and tides help keep oil from land as crews drill a relief shaft to well No. 6.

New Orleans Breton Islands Louisiana Gulf of Mexico Breton Island Harlan Wood Interior Department Bretor Chevron Oil Co

U S Aims In Laos See No Present Plans For Troops

Washington officials say Secretary Rogers did not announce new policy when he testified before the Senate committee. He stated there are no present plans to deploy U S ground troops in Laos if it is overrun, though he did not rule out future possibilities. The hearing followed questions on U S Laos policy and calls for congressional consultation rather than immediate authorization.

Laos Washington William P. Rogers U.S State Department Rogers J. W Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright Richardson Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Akio Vietnam Mansfield Montana Democrat Thailand Cambodia China New York Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Southeast Asia

Release sought for U S ammunitions ship Columbia Eagle

An American diplomat urged Cambodian authorities to release the U S ammunitions carrier Columbia Eagle and its 13 crew members after two men seized control amid a phony bomb scare. The ship carrying 34 000 tons of bombs diverted to Cambodia with most crew ashore, captained by Donald A Swann, while the Pentagon dispatched the destroyer Turner Joy and eight other U S ships as a contingency.

Washington U.S Columbia Eagle State Department Sais Lloyd M. Rives Mark 0 Hatfield R-Ove Clyde McKay Escendida Calif Alvin Glatkowski Any Beach Donald A. Swann Portland Ore Pentagon USS Turner Joy Centrol

Warren Seeks PUC Action to Remove Penn Central Tracks

Warren Borough seeks removal of Penn Central railroad tracks after filing with the Public Utility Commission. Borough Manager Frank Strange says the borough is building a case for a hearing if needed, with talks ongoing toward settlement and possible negotiations with the railroad.

Strange PUC

Army Officer Seeks Discharge as Objector

Lt. Louis P. Font a 23 year old West Point graduate and first lieutenant has applied for discharge as a conscientious objector citing his belief that the Vietnam War is immoral. He filed a 47 page CO petition Feb 27 and plans a news conference at the ACLU. Font ranked 31st in a class of 706 and had begun graduate studies at Harvard before receiving orders to report to Ft Meade Maryland.

New York West Point Louis P. Font Kansas City Kan American Civil Liberties Union Font John ¥. Kennedy Henry Kissinger Nixon Vietnam Harvard Ft. Meade, Md

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