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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1970

Page

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Six Teenagers Injured In Area Crashes Saturday Night

Three teens were admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash five miles south of Union City at 10 30 p.m. Norman A. Eddy 17 Jennie Murphy 16 and Nancy D. Tujetsch 16 were treated for cuts and bruises and John Jenkins 18 was treated and released. The car was a total loss and charges are pending. Four other weekend crashes were under police investigation.

Union City Memorial Hospital Canadohta Lake Corry Norman A. Eddy Waterford Jennie Murphy East South Street Nancy D. Tujetsch R.D Union City John Jenkins Harold Eberhardt Thomas C. Grow B.D Bear Lake Wayne Mason Jamestown Grow Mason Columbus Henry Kaschalk Lewis H. Ray Atlantic Street Centerville Ray David Moorehead B.C. 1 North East Union City Hospital Moorehead Robert Fleetwood Robert A. Slava Slava Marvin Johnston

Youth Home On Leave Drowns At Titusville

A 20 year old Titusville man William M Phillips on a weekend leave from Norfolk Naval Base drowned accidentally early yesterday in a park area near a cottage party. State trooper John Coman reported the body found around 6 28 am seven hours after friends reported him missing. Coroner will not issue a ruling on the death. Police and Centerville Volunteer Fire Department search teams assisted in the investigation.

Titusville Naval Base Norfolk Aiyais Park Iite John Coman State Police Meadville William M. Phillips Crawford Pronoune Troy Pringle Erin Aitns Pote Pola Awim el the Meeters Paree Centerville

Crashes Hurt 4 Injuries and Damage on Saturday

Four people were injured and damage totaled 2500 in two crashes reported by city police Saturday afternoon and early yesterday. A 17 year old local youth lost control on North Center street, veered off, struck a pole and two trees. The Riehart car, a 1970 model with 1002 miles, was totaled. Riehart, a fire truck driver, and his spouse were en route from Union City when the car failed to negotiate a curve near the city east limits. A second crash on North Center involved a driver and passenger as a tissue handoff distracted the driver, sending the car off the road and into trees. Police estimated total car damage at 500, with a stop-sign violation noted. A trailer racer on Smith street and a collision between L D Hiner and Michael W Callahan on East Columbus avenue occurred as one vehicle tried to pass.

North Center Street Michael E. Roden Bernard Riehart Snyder Grole St. Vincent Hospital Riehart Union City Smith Street North Center West Irving Street East Columbus Michael W. Callahan Erie Callahan L.D. Hiner South Center Street Hiner

Claims Against SST Sharply Contested

Washington AP report notes the Department of Transportation issued a six page statement defending the SST program against critics. It argues reductions in air pollution from alternatives, risks of sonic booms, and high costs are overstated or unfounded, countering claims about hazards and expense.

Washington (Ap Department of Transportation Department

Tarzan Falls 50 Feet After Grapevine Swing

An incident in Jamestown reports a man identified as Dracep or Dracup fell about 30 feet from a grapevine swing after losing grip. He suffered injuries and was taken to WCA hospital in Jamestown for treatment. The report includes unclear claims about a supposed SST and environmental effects.

Jamestown Wees Wca Hospital Dracep Dracup Cara Mckee Cory

Budget Could Cause Further Troop Cuts

Washington AP reports top defense officials warn deeper troop reductions are likely due to a predicted budget deficit and possible congressional cuts to Pentagon funding. The administration sees a 1.3 billion deficit for 1971 and a Defense budget cut of at least 1 billion, lowering armed services manpower to about 1.9 million with civilian staff down to 1.1 million nonmilitary workers.

Washington U.S Congress Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Staff Cambodia Nixon Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Defense Department Rep George Mahon D-Tex House Appropriations Committee Laird

Empty cigarette pack collection called a useless effort

A published Journal report claimed hospitals were accepting empty cigarette packs for medical use, but Jamestown and Meadville hospitals deny any acceptance. Erie and Warren hospitals also refuted the claim last week. Collectors hold up to 30,000 packs, but there is no value in their use and no hospital has ever accepted them.

Journal Jamestown N.Y Meadville Erie Warren

MGM dream sequence shot for Alex in Wonderland

Hollywood reports a late Sunday dawn on the boulevard as MGM studios filmed a dreamwar sequence for the movie Alex in Wonderland. Dozens of early residents witnessed the filming amid lights and props, but officials described no disaster, only a staged scene for the production.

Hollywood MGM Studios

Shortage Possible Ask Penelec Users To Take It Easy

Pennsylvania Electric Company mailing notices urging conserve use of lighting and appliances on hot days under a State Public Utility Commission order. Penelec officials warn of remote but possible need for precautionary steps to assure reliability, including voltage reductions may be called brownouts. PJM interconnection aims for 12 percent reserve mid summer with planned capacity over 28 million kilowatts, amid ongoing unit completions and future nuclear plans.

Pennsylvania Electric Company Public Utility Commission PUC New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Penelec N. Gwynne Dodson mid-Atlantic PJM Dodson Atll Mansfield Middletown Dodonn

Penelec Walkout At Midnight Over rejected contract

IBEW members rejected a two year labor pact with Pennsylvania Electric Co. causing the current contract to expire at midnight. Talks with Systems Council U12 ended Saturday with no further sessions scheduled and a joint statement cited a vote against ratification and continued dispute in Corry and other divisions.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Pennsylvania Electric Co Penelee_and Systems Council U12 IBEW Penelec and Systems Council U12

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