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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
6
An unhappy anti war demonstrator reports two men from General Motors Research Laboratory tore his sign during a protest by hundreds at the lab involved in weapons research. The scene unfolds amid a series of weekend gatherings and family visits across several towns.
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the legion hall with President Mrs. Jeanette Moses presiding. Historian Mrs. Jeanette Cady reported, read by Mrs. June Hinsdale. New officers for 1971-72 were installed by President Mrs. Ethel Wallace. A lunch for 18 members followed served by several members.
AMTRAK will run a single eastbound and westbound train through Erie on a six month trial to gauge passenger demand. The water level route links New York to Chicago via Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland and Toledo with New York Ohio and Michigan funding two thirds of potential losses. Pennsylvania Illinois and Indiana may join later. The plan hinges on passenger turnout and state support. In other news Dr H Franklin Irwin named president of Lyndon State College.
David R. Straite son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Straite of Spartansburg will receive a bachelor of science in health and physical education at Slippery Rock State College commencement May 30 He graduated Sparta Merged School in 1967 and belonged to Phi Sigma Epsilon and Phi Epsilon Kappa. Merle Byers 54 of Butler was killed when the car he rode in skidded into a ditch east of Butler on U S 422 yesterday says police.
California health officials launch a one day no name clinic to curb venereal disease among youth. The anonymous program deploys six free clinics with no personal records, tests for gonorrhea and syphilis, and on site treatment plans.
Erie detective arrested Ronald J. Clark after spotting a man resembling a feared draft evader in a routine stop. Clark, son of Erie, was turned over to FBI agents and jailed after a hearing. The FBI indicted him in Pittsburgh for not reporting for U.S. Army induction. Agostini Wins Park Race at Cadwell Park in England with 77.10 mph average.
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