Corry Bakery offers free cake ornament with April orders
Population data from Jakarta shows Indonesia's population reaching an estimated 124.25 million, up about 27 million over the last decade per a government announcement.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1971
Page
4
Population data from Jakarta shows Indonesia's population reaching an estimated 124.25 million, up about 27 million over the last decade per a government announcement.
Report from Corry Memorial Hospital lists emergency contact numbers for on call physician and ambulance service. Admitted patients include Margaret Hutcheson ten months old and several residents from Corry Guy Mills Wattsburg and surrounding areas. Discharged patients include Kevin Grant and Jon St Clair among others from Corry and nearby streets.
In Pittsburgh AP report city Black leaders warned of a violent clash if police brutality claims persist. Clyde Jackson of the United Black Front demanded community control over police and cited incidents including an April 22 beating of four mentally impaired youths. Religious leaders urged oversight reforms.
Terry Williams, a Corry native and longtime employee at Corry Jamestown for 12 years, has joined Cliff Buesink Ford as the newest member of the sales staff. He and his wife reside with four children at 425 Spring Street.
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission opened hearings in New Kensington on whether the New Kensington Arnold school district runs racially imbalanced schools. Testimony continued through Tuesday after district figures showed black enrollment at 9.5 percent in 10 elementary schools, with J F Kennedy elementary near 56 percent, while secondary schools were not detailed.
Kent State University student photographer John Paul Filo, 22, won the Pulitzer Prize for spot news photography. He borrowed gear and traveled to New Kensington to develop his film after witnessing turmoil at Kent State in May 1970, including the shooting and the death of Jeffrey Miller.
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