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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1970

Page

6

Science fair at St Thomas School in Corry Wednesday

A science fair will be held at St Thomas School from 7 30 to 8 30 Wednesday evening. David Ross, teacher in charge, said awards will be given for the best overall entry and ribbons to the first three in four divisions. Separately, divorce filings include Louella B Alford of Corry against Robert M Alford. Police reported a stray white mixed breed dog impounded, no license, owner to reclaim. Three motor vehicle code citations issued for stop sign and speed violations. A window at Perkins Pizza Shop was damaged, with hammering suspected.

St .Thomas School David Ross Alfred J. Aikens R.D Spartansburg Norbert Bachemer Lewis L Bielak Grove Street Merle Ottaway Lucinda Ann Martin West Frederick Street Porter Auer Arthur Perkins Corry Perkins Pizza South Center Street Perkins Frankfort

PSU Students Face Choice of Classes or Special Studies

UNIVERSITY PARK Pa APPennsylvania State University faculty senate approved a plan allowing students to choose between attending regular classes or joining a special studies program on current issues for the final three weeks of the term ending June 6. Participation must be evidenced and combined with seven week grades to determine final marks. The measure, backed by 244 senators, aims to address student tensions as discussions focus on the Indochina war politics and campus problems.

University Park, Pa Pennsylvania State University Indochina

Deaths in Corry and Union City Areas Prompt Funeral Notices

Three local youths died in one car accidents near the Pennsylvania New York line and in Chautauqua County. Rebecca Mink 17 of 12 Franklin Street Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a Route 428 crash. Alan M. Sammons 19 of Union City killed near French Creek, a Union City High senior and Keystone Farmer Award recipient. Joseph R. Sill 20 of Union City died in a Chautauqua County crash while on leave from Carrier Enterprise. Surviving relatives, funeral details, and calling hours listed for all three.

Rebecca Kay Mink Mink Franklin Street Corry Memorial Hospital New York State Line Mountain City Tenn John E Judith Rosenbaum Mink Corry Wright School Corry Area Corrian Club Tri- Hl-Y Majorettes Rainbow Girls Hugh Scott Washington, D.C First Methodist Church of Patricia Mink Alexandria Philip Violet) Stoke Denver Colo Martha Mink Alan M. Sammons Sammons R.D. 4 Union City French Creek N.Y Howard Sammons Union Cty Union City Area Future Farmers of America United Presbyterian Church of Lynn Ithaca, N.Y Olga Sammons Joseph R. Sii Sill Chautauqua County Carrier Enterprise Newport News John R First United Methodist Church of Young Adult Club Edinboro Calvin Ruth Lynn Sill Harold Osborn Waterford Martha Aggers Erie H.L. Musser John Patterson Evergreen Cemetery

College President's Home Vandalized in Pa & Jefferson

Vandals splashed paint and shattered windows at the home of Boyd C. Patterson, president of Pa and Jefferson College, amid weekend protests. Authorities noted students had backed a two day class boycott yet the administration rejected the vote and warned of possible absences charges. Patterson said uncertainty remains about who committed the act.

Washington, Pa Boyd C. Patterson Pa & Jefferson College Patterson

Frustrated says political work in war protest debate

Ron Young of the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam criticizes organizing for large demonstrations. He argues organizers should aim to mobilize people directly rather than seek congressional action, noting past marches on Nov. 15 and May 9.

Ron Young New Mobilization Committee Vietnam Young Weet

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