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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
10
The Lockport City Council authorized installation of an emergency phone system with 911 access. Fines go to police headquarters and fire headquarters gains a hot line. Installation costs 140 dollars with a monthly city charge of 68 dollars.
Eight Corry area students will receive baccalaureate degrees from Edinboro State College in May 23 commencement at 2 pm in McComb Field House. Degrees go to Carl Allen Cindy Fitch Mearle Jay Douglas Mather Laura Miller Kathleen Miscik Janye Potocki and Michael Payer. Senator Richard Schweiker will speak.
The body of Mrs. Helen Shreve is at Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with viewing Friday 7 9 p m and Saturday 2 4 and 7 9 p m. services Sunday 2 p m. burial Rose Hill Cemetery Johnson. The body of Mrs. Bessie A Johnson is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Friday 2 4 and 7 9 p m and Saturday 2 p m. burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
Erie detectives nabbed John Dudley Hayes 43 of Brooklyn Ohio on burglary and receiving stolen goods charges. He allegedly stole an ore welder from Lake Erie Construction Co between April 30 and May 3. Bond set at 3000. preliminary hearing planned before Justice Lefaiver.
A key Democrat warned that expanding the bill could cause it to fail and mockingly suggest adding capital comment. Lockheed faces near bankruptcy after years of cost overruns, and Rolls Royce’s fate ties to Lockheed’s survival. House critics echo Moorhead with Senate objections from Griffin Javits Schweiker. Moorhead cites Penn Central to argue the railroad runs on despite turmoil.
Washington reports a major federal push to treat alcoholism with a 34.6 million request to Congress. Advocates say funds will still fall short. 9 million Americans affected, annual alcohol related deaths and crashes cited. The plan aims to develop community treatment centers and support projects nationwide.
The Interior Department rejects a request by three citizen groups to pause federal cooperation on a four state Southwest power plant complex. The Four Corners project would generate over 36 million kilowatts for Los Angeles San Diego Phoenix Tucson and Las Vegas. Groups warn of smog water pollution and visual impact as they push for an environmental impact study under the 1969 act.
Erie judge William Knox ordered Eran Workers Local 348 to stop interference with the Route 20 I-79 interchange project. The order bars picketing or pressuring employers and can lead to court action on 24 hours notice if the NLRB finds violations. The union halted site work for two days in April and withdrew its members before the order.
Attorney Wingerter announced plans to file an ese against ld meetings of the merger board and seek a mandamus order to compel lawful action. The Sparta Citizens Committee name is under consideration with five suggestions, while a Feb 15 deadline sparks dispute over whether it is mandatory or advisory. The filing should be completed by early next week.
Warren Ohio AP reports the layoff of 0 Warren city workers, including 26 firemen and 21 policemen, took effect Thursday with only the central fire station and two substations remaining open. Police Chief Jack Gardner limited escorts as cost saving measures hit the department. The layoffs were coordinated by the city administration.
Mohawk and Allegheny airline boards approve merger terms to form the sixth largest U.S. carrier. The merged company would operate 11,000 route miles with 52 jets and 59 props to 170 cities in 22 states and Canada, serving 8.3 million passengers last year. The deal requires approval from the Civil Aeronautics Board and President Nixon.
St Thomas School hosted its first science fair last night with sixth to eighth graders displaying eight student projects. Judges from Wright School awarded prizes for originality effort and accuracy. first place went to Kevin Downey and Robert Cote for a weather station, with other top honors to Gary McChesney Harry Hornick and Mary Frisina for a heart model and balance of nature exhibit.
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