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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
3
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Titusville funeral directors meeting at the Chamber of Commerce voted to discontinue ambulance services in the city effective July 1 due to new state licensing pressures and the unviable economics of free local services. They will sign a termination agreement and may form an advisory board for an independent ambulance system.
The YMCA board presented a National Council certificate of merit to Roger Seel, chair of the Program and Physical Development committee, for Corry YMCA’s strong policies and programs in physical education. Dr. Hileman concluded the event by noting his efforts in establishing the local program.
Phan Khae Suu announced his presidential candidacy in Saigon for the Sept. 1 vote, signaling a civilian contest against the military bloc led by Ky and Thieu. Suu, 62, who became head of state in 1964, would run with Dr. Phan Quang Dan as vice president if elected, while military backers push for one of their own. Under the new constitution the president names a premier who runs the government, a system Suu helped shepherd through a tense assembly session.
A Requiem Mass for Miss Ger Inde Schadeli was held at 9 4m today at St Elizabeths Church with Rev Cyril Kronz as celebrant. Burial followed in the church cemetery after a prior prayer service at Brackey Funeral Home. Bearers included nephews Robert Norbert Raymond Donald Bachemer James OBrien Jr and Richard Becker with relatives visiting from Conneaut Ashtabula Tampa Buffalo and Warren among others.
Jamestown High School began using its new 1.8 million addition this morning after the school board formally accepted the structure last night. Construction, initially due to finish in September, was slowed by bad weather and a workers strike last year, causing several postponements.
At the Buffalo M&T annual meeting chairman Charles W. Millard Jr. faced questions about undisclosed executive pay raises and a loan on the Phoenix Dunnigan race track. Shareholder Girard Griffin pressed disclosures, noting 1966-67 salary increases and a dramatic rise in loan losses from 1965 to 1966. Millard defended losses as banking normality while asserting the Phoenix loan was secured and not yet a real loss.
After formal acceptance of the new building the school board president and the superintendent led a tour for current and former board members and their families. The highlight was inspecting a 42 by 75 Olympics size swimming pool along with a combined study hall library, library instruction rooms, a citywide library service center and 11 new classrooms. Also noted is a report of a fatal train incident in Greenville where Francis M Freeman 42 died after being struck by wheels at the Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad yard.
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