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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1967
Page
3
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Erie County will shift from surplus food distribution to the federal food stamp program starting June 1. Officials confirm the date but lack details on transition and staffing. County faces about 3,500 dollars monthly share and expected annual savings around 18 thousand dollars versus current costs.
OLEAN N Y No health hazard will be created by Oleans dumping of raw sewage into the Allegheny River according to the Army Corps of Engineers Congressman Charles Godel of Jamestown contacted the engineers after Oleans sewage plant blew up Tuesday He was told the river waters would dilute the sewage so that there
Unemployment benefits totaling 318600 will go to 236 Linear Inc employees idled by a seven month work stoppage. The ruling by referee Joseph Farrell upheld a prior decision that the stoppage was a lockout not a strike. Workers, members of United Rubber Workers Local 904, have been idle since July 29 at the Dallas plant making seals and gaskets. Benefits are 1350 per man retroactive to August 1. Linear officials could appeal.
A dense weekly YMCA timetable lists daily activities by time and group. Programs include Cadet and Prep Coed, and various age groups, swimming and bus routes, TOPS classes, sewing, and family swim blocks across Monday to Saturday with a shared note about extended hours for Good Friday and daily spoken versus printed word phrases.
Pottsville Pennsylvania report: Edward Lorene homey faced desecration of the U S flag after authorities say he flew the hammer and sickle symbol over his Rt 208 gas station in Cambola. A Schuylkill County jury convicted him and state police ordered removal after neighbors complained. He posts bail of 500 dollars while seeking a new trial. Lorene argued the flag protest was to highlight a school board payment dispute.
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court studies Bell Telephone request to enjoin the Pennsylvania Telephone Union from picketing as 7,800 Bell workers walk off. Bell seeks injunctive relief after wage talks stalled, while mediators invite talks. Union rejects arbitration, seeks wage reopeners after 18 months. Movements affect operators clerical staff and dining hall employees earning 70 to 90 dollars weekly. In a separate item a Miami Springs tree crew relocates woodpeckers after finding a family nesting in a dead branch.
Warren fire units resumed dragging operations in Conewango Creek to recover Leo Laughlin a 53 year old Lakewood New York man missing since March 10. His car and possessions were found near the creek at Akeley Garage. a man matching his description was seen near the bridge at 430 PM on the day he vanished. Snorkel boats searched last weekend but found no clues as swift murky water impeded progress. Chief Howard Jones said operations began at 9 AM with help anticipated from nearby districts and Frewsburg NY, continuing Sunday if needed. The creek water stood five feet three inches, deeper beneath the bridge where the victim is believed to have drowned. Warner Dam gates controlling flow are nearly closed and unseasonably cold weather may limit manpower for recovery efforts.
Rescue workers and a crowd of over 300 labored Friday night to save Theresa, a two year old girl, who fell into an old well. Neighbors heard her cries as she clung to the rope and called for her mother while volunteers worked to lower a shaft and retrieve her. Her grandmother reported she fell about 5:30 p.m. and lay in the water until the extraction succeeded.
The funeral service for Walter Emory was held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Rev. Roger Winn officiating. Burial was in Lowville Cemetery. Bearers were Raymond Willink Homer Redding Leon Barringer Leo Coon Donald Willie and Samuel White. Relatives and friends from Wattsburg Spring Creek Findley Lake Sinclairville Corry Lewisburg Jamestown Ashtabula and surrounding area attended.
Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital nurses who struck agreed to return if conditions are met. They voted Friday night and presented terms to the hospital board and administrator Miss B J Sommer ville. No action was taken immediately. They demand a reassurance committee, no reprisals, and no grievance system after walking out last Saturday while outside nurses covered patients.
Rev H Kenyon Leishman opens Lenten meditations urging believers to abide in Christ through pruning by providence and obedience. He explains that discipline refines desires and actions to produce fruit, urging Christians to remain in Jesus love and follow his guidance.
A driver of a tractor trailer faces voluntary manslaughter charges for a February 20 crash in Youngsville that killed Clare Theuret, a 12 year highway department employee and father of 11. Baier posted bond and waivered a hearing as the accident remains under investigation by state police. The rig struck a cinder truck, then hit a parked car as it turned from Route 6 onto Route 27. Theuret, of Spartansburg, died from injuries. Baier was treated and released from Warren General Hospital.
A religious message argues sin cannot bring happiness and joy comes from doing right. It cites Jesus refining all commandments into loving one another as he loves, urging believers to follow the savior’s command to love others.
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