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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1970

Page

7

Candidate Seeks Ruling On Pennsylvania Loyalty Oath

A 21 year old University of Pennsylvania student, Carol Lisker, seeks a federal court ruling to overturn Pennsylvania’s loyalty oath for political candidates. She attempted to file for the 187th district seat in Philadelphia but refused due to not signing the oath. Lisker, a Socialist Workers Party member, argues the oath violates free speech and association. ACLU aims to file to have her name printed on the ballot. Two other candidates accompanied her to Harrisburg. one signed, one did not.

Harrisburg University of Pennsylvania State House of Representatives Carol Lisker Philadelphia Miss Lisker Socialist Workers Party Niel Thomas American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania ACLU U.S. Middle District Court Thomas Elections Bureau Miss Liske Norman Berson Pearl Chertov Robin Maisel U.S. Senate

Grand Jury Oil Well Probe Opens Today

A federal grand jury begins an inquiry into alleged bypassing of offshore oil well safety rules causing pollution. Ordered by the Justice Department on Hickel's recommendation, the probe includes Chevron Oil Co alleged violations after a platform fire John McKeithen and Spiro Agnew discussed lease sale delays and offshore construction impact Louisiana offshore firms cited.

New Orleans Justice Department Interior Walter J. Hickel Hickel Chevron Oil Co Baton Rouge John McKeithen Spiro T. Agnew McKeithen C. C. Aycock

Trystee Nut offers vending business with nuts and machines

A Missouri based opportunity promises monthly earnings based on investment to stock vacuum packed nuts in aluminum containers. No experience required, six to twelve hours weekly, car needed. Investment ranges from 19990 to 3390 dollars for inventory and equipment. Enclose name address and phone and write to TRYSTEE NUT & CANDY CORP in Springfield Missouri.

Trystee Nut Trystee Nut & Candy Corp East Sunshine Commerce Terrace Suite Springfield Missouri First Marketing Corp

U S Medical Team Arrives To Aid Central America Outbreaks

A 20 member volunteer medical team led by a Pitt doctor arrives in Honduras to combat measles typhoid fever and diphtheria on the Honduras El Salvador border. They will inoculate hundreds of thousands, work with native teams and travel to El Salvador and Peru.

Pittsburgh Honduras el Salvador Robert A. Hingson Hingson State Department Tegucigalpa Peru Magee-Womens Hospital

24 More Die In New Earthquake

Gediz Turkey is struck by a sharp new quake as rescue teams continue to search for victims of last Saturday’s disaster. At least 24 more deaths are reported with 644 bodies recovered by Monday night, as aftershocks and rain hinder relief work.

Turkey Gediz

Wildcat Steel Strike Spreads at Sharon Plant

A wildcat strike at Sharon Steel Corp in Sharon, Pennsylvania, sidelined its 5,000 workers as Local 1193 and 1174 members vote to prolong the walkout. Union leaders cite reductions in maintenance and crane operations as unsafe conditions, with no relief in sight and illegal stoppage warnings. PUC says utilities must obtain approval before taking power units out of service due to future needs.

Sharon Sharon Steel Corp United Steelworkers Harrisburg Public Utility Commission PUC

Lake Erie Walleye Mercury Levels Under Watch

Mercury found in three San dusky Bay walleye tests reaches 25 parts per million, far above FDA tolerance though officials say not alarming. Ohio wildlife officials plan continued testing after Lake St. Clair conditions prompted fishing closure. 139000 pounds of Ohio lake walleye were caught last year.

Cleveland Ohio Lake Erie U.S. Food and Drug Administration Sandusky Bay Lake St Clair Lake St. Clair Lake Erie Walleye FDA Russell Scholl Ohio Division of Wildlife Sandusky Scholl

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