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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1969
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads lists Deer Head Inn serving 4 to 10 pm Tue to Fri, Karen's Gift Shop offers wedding gifts, and a Spencer Ladies Aid rummage sale on March 20 and 21. Corry Supply and Equipment on West Washington street provides contact numbers 668 1744 and 665 0161.
A string of names and addresses appears, including Mrs. James Kressler 311 West Washington, Lawrence Shelly 742 Hatch, Carl Nielsen 12, Robert Newton 11, Mrs. Fink Centerville, Tim McMichael 290 West Frederick, and others. Discharges note children Brian 8 James 2 Eric 4. various residents listed. Memorial store ads and Venture Inn special conclude the snippet.
California law professor urges a Cabinet level department to better protect consumers arguing FTC needs massive enforcement powers and money. Senate hearing featured student witnesses condemning Dixon and calling for stronger action while Dixon defended criticisms and quipped about fighting rats. Anita E. Skuse services set with Findley Lake church funeral details and burial in Mina Cemetery.
Washington AP reports that despite grumbling in both parties, House leaders expect a 12 billion debt limit rise to be approved. The measure funds immediate Treasury obligations and was discussed in caucuses as Democrats complain of party flips on debt votes across administrations.
The article notes a predicted good Republican vote for an increase in borrowing authority as the Treasury seeks more funds. It argues that regardless of party, the Treasury must request more borrowing power and Congress is likely to grant it while government remains in power.
Miss Skuse of Findley Lake died in a car crash yesterday at age 21. She was a secretary at the Chautauqua County Health Department in Mayville, a 1965 Clymer Central School graduate, and active in Findley Lake churches and Girl Scouts. Surviving family includes parents, siblings, and grandparents. Calls at Spitzer Funeral Home. services Friday at Findley Lake United Methodist Church. Burial in Mina Cemetery.
The defense began its case in a Buffalo, New York trial of four suspects including Russell DiCicco and Rene DiCicco for transporting over 1.5 million dollars in Bradford Pa stolen art across state lines. FBI testimony outlined police bait plans, storage arrangements, and eventual arrests on Oct. 24.
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