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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1974
Page
1
Ruth I Mis ster and the air iss Set rd. ile Melvin Base, Thomas s. Basil id Miss Button, Rate.
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A six year old boy riding a bicycle on the road near his Spring Creek home was struck by an oncoming automobile when the bike collided with its front end. The fatal accident occurred yesterday and is under investigation by local authorities.
Two Saturday traffic collisions caused a total damage of 1875 dollars with minor injuries. Philip W. Klein and Dolores Grenz were involved in a collision at North Center street and Columbus avenue. Klein cited sun glare and a red light misread. Frances English and Michael Balog were in a second crash at West Columbus avenue and Mead avenue with modest vehicle damage.
About 30 Model A Fords invaded Spring Street for a hill climb sponsored by the Erie Chapter of the Penn Ohio Model A Club. Three cars reached the top before tragedy struck when Michael J. Dunkle died from multiple injuries after his cycle swerved into the path of a northbound car near Brokenstraw Creek. Police report no charges. services and burial plans are announced for Dunkle, with funeral details and survivors listed.
About 200 balloons were released at Wright School Saturday to mark Corry High School Alumni Association’s 100th anniversary. Children aged 6 to 10 participated, with a $5 prize for the card returning from the farthest distance. Cards must be returned by June 1.
The Corry Area School District Board of Education schedules a June 3 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Administration Building to finalize the 1974 75 budget. The proposal shows a four to five mill increase after tentative actions and would set the total budget around 3 985 635 with a 25 mill property tax. The session is open to the public.
Los Angeles FBI and hundreds of officers hunted Patricia Hearst described as an armed and dangerous SLA member after a series of SLA clashes left six dead. Warrant charges name Hearst and William and Emily Harris. Slews of details track the kidnap case and the suspect’s alleged allegiance.
Details of a general agreement to separate Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights emerged as Henry Kissinger arrived in Damascus for talks with President Assad and Foreign Minister Khaddam. Israel reportedly agrees to a demilitarized buffer zone varying from under half a mile to just over a mile, with Syrian police and civilians allowed to reenter towns inside the zone. The plan centers on UN control of Mt Hermon and the return of Quneitra to Syrian civil authority, with talks to extend to prisoner exchanges and force thinning.
Two area teenagers Gregory Linden and Jessica Nichols, both 19, listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a headon crash on Route 277 near Route 77. Linden, of Spartansburg, drove the car that swerved into Rev. Carl Lippert of St. Elizabeth Church, who was unhurt. Damages listed at 1200 to Linden car and 2500 to Lippert vehicle.
Kerry Jo Bensink was crowned Tulip Festival Queen at Clymer Central School in a Saturday ceremony closing the four day Tulip Festival in the New York village. Sponsored by the Slymer Chapter Future Farmers of America, the event included festival photos on page three of the Journal.
In Jupiter Florida Vietnam veteran Don Dagenhart 22 seeks leg amputation after a knee injury and VA doctors refuse. He is broke and jobless facing eviction with wife Anne and a two year old son. He contemplates jail to qualify for welfare as his VA payments rise to 77 a month while selling furniture to survive. He had five knee operations before discharge in 1971.
Valery Giscard d Estaing, long time finance minister, leads France to victory with 50.71 percent amid record turnout. Nixon congratulates him by phone signaling easing ties with the United States. Giscard vows monetary ideas and European unity, while facing Gaullist opposition in Parliament.
A shed at the west end of Pleasant Street burned to the ground just before 1 o clock as Stanford Hose Company and Corry Fire Department crews fought the blaze. The structure was a total loss with only an abandoned outhouse at the rear noted as two-holer. George Hnatysza owns the property. Fire Chief Thomas Lathrop said the fire started from sparks off a trash pile. No monetary loss was reported due to the building being abandoned.
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