State Pushes College Aid Applications in June Last Year
State officials urged more residents to apply for college aid with June deadlines. Officials cited computer and staff upgrades to streamline administration and boost award processing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
7
State officials urged more residents to apply for college aid with June deadlines. Officials cited computer and staff upgrades to streamline administration and boost award processing.
DOG STORY: Buenos Aires reports Julie Tox dini offers to send his boxer Adam on the first flight to the moon. In a letter to NASA he says his dog's behavior aboard aircraft is better than that of many people and some pilots.
The fragment mentions burial of Jess and Captain Robert E. MicCaniey amid meditations and prophecies. It references a religious mission and a group described as The Shafim Army, with notes on a fulfillment of prophecy and an earthly visit having passed.
Fragmented OCR reads about disciples fearing for their lives after the crucifixion and recognizing the Lord as the Son of God. The text mentions secret body preparation and a nudge to see the risen savior, with a teaser about classified ads.
Two western Pennsylvania teens won state and regional titles in beauty contests. Diane M. Neal, 20, of Clarion, was selected Miss Northwestern Pennsylvania at a Saturday event, while Gretchen Stumpf, 18, of Somerset, was chosen Miss Winter Carnival of 1969 in Somerset.
Harrisburg reports four Northwest Pennsylvania firms now operate under new 21 conditions issued by the Department of Forest and Waters. The permits require turbidity limits to drinking water standards, annual dredged totals, island removal controls, and a special shoreline change permit, with the rules reflecting sportsmen agency concerns and state ownership of sand and gravel resources.
At St Bonaventure University a hushed mass meeting heard President Father Reginald Reedson promise to study today a Student Senate list of demands. They seek rescinding expulsion for a drug user and charges against five others involving trafficking. About 50 students protested, later 30 to 50 entered the Administration Building demanding to speak with the president.
Meadville AP report: Bradford Coal Co in Clearfield County faces possible court action as the State Health Department presses for reduced coal dust spread from stockpiles. An extension was denied after October deadline. officials cite visible pollution and coal on porches as evidence.
New York State residents will start paying the higher sales tax tomorrow after a GOP led legislature approved a one cent increase to three percent. The State Tax Commission mailed notices to businesses to collect the raise starting April 1, with Chautauqua County adding six percent total to state and local taxes. Republican lawmakers Jess Present of Jamestown and John Beckman of Westfield supported the measure urged by Governor Rockefeller.
Bernard Edward Kostehnick of Northumberland County admitted involuntary manslaughter in the death of his three year old stepson Michael Kinny. Sentencing was scheduled for Wednesday. The incident occurred in Danville Pennsylvania and was ruled a kicking death.
City hall workers get priority as police depart from the adjacent building. Four unmetered spots in front become the first-come unmetered, all-day parking for the early staff.
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