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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1972

Page

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Court halts South Center hill housing project

Erie County court stopped all planning construction and land development on the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation housing project on South Center street hill during an appeal by the Concerned Homeowners Association led by Lawrence Shelley. The project comprises 0 apartments on a five acre tract east of South Center street opposite Airport road and had received a conditional use from the City Zoning Board of Adjustment on May 1.

Erie County Court South Center Street Property Owners’ Association Lindley McClelland Corry Area Concerned Homeowners Association Airport Road Lawrence Shelley City Zoning Board of Adjustment

Schedule Signing Of Pact Tonight

The United States and the Soviet Union reached final agreement on a two part SALT pact after a two hour summit. A Kremlin ceremony was planned for tonight with President Nixon hosting Soviet leaders Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin at dinner.

Moscow United States Soviet Union White House Kremlin Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Nikolai V Podgorny Alexi N. Kosygilgin

Media Won’t Pay For Convention Center Rentals In Miami

Washington AP reports media groups face a 1.5 million dollar rental demand for space at Miami Beach Convention Center between national conventions. Most outlets plan to refuse, except networks which cite time to dismantle and reinstall gear as the major hurdle.

Washington Miami Beach Convention Center

Four Hospitalized After Route 6 Crash

Four men were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a head on crash on Route 6 at Route 89 just after midnight. John Graham, 44, of Erie, in fair condition with scalp lacerations. David Roberts and Summer Star, both in satisfactory condition with contusions. Robert VanGuilder, 24, of Grand Valley, in satisfactory condition with chin laceration. VanGuilder was south on Route 69 when entering Route 6 and collided with Roberts vehicle. Both vehicles were a total loss. VanGuilder’s car valued at 500 dollars, Roberts truck at 2600. No charges expected.

Summer Star Erie Corry Drive-In Siar Corry Memorial Hospital John Graham David Roberts Robert VanGuilder Grand

County Allocates 5000 For Corry Recreation Program

Erie County commissioners approved a 1972 grant of 5000 to the Corry Recreation Department to support the Corry area recreation program. The funds are directed to the North Hills Golf Course operations fund as part of county aid. The city of Corry and Wayne Township seek additional liquid fuels tax funds for roads and bridges, requesting 15000 and 105000 respectively.

Erie County Corry Recreation Department Corry North Hills Wayne Township

Drugged Gum Case Dismissed At Juvenile Hearing

A juvenile case at a Corry Area High School involving a stick of drugged gum was dismissed after the defense produced one witness, the girl who chewed the gum, who identified the accused. The judge ruled the identification insufficiently detailed. The report also notes local funding discussions in Erie County, including allocations from the liquid fuels tax fund for projects in Wayne Township and Corry, plus hospital and park support.

Erie County Corry Area High School Fred Anthony

State Police Add Two New Helicopters to Fleet

State troopers are receiving two Bell 206B helicopters this week, bringing the fleet to five. Each chopper costs 176,500 dollars and will be delivered to the Hershey HQ on Friday by Atlantic Aviation Corp.

Harrisburg Hershey Atlantic Aviation Corp

NAS finds fewer than half OTC drug label claims proven

The National Academy of Sciences says fewer than half of 158 claims on 96 nonprescription drugs are clearly effective. Of these, 36 were effective and 31 effective with reservations, 28 probably effective, 52 possibly effective, 6 ineffective, and 5 had no effective claims. FDA cautions on action while pursuing new safety standards.

Washington National Academy of Sciences Academy National Research Council Food and Drug Administration NAS FDA

Judge Levin to Speak at Memorial Day Ceremony

The Honorable George Levin, Erie County court's newest judge, will deliver the Memorial Day address at Mead Park on Monday at 10:30 am during the annual services for those who died in wars. Levin earned his law degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1950 and has 21 years of practice. He served as county solicitor in 1964 and as a Public Utility Commission examiner from 1 to 1972.

George Levin Erie County Court Mead Park Common Pleas

Corry ceremony features judge and veterans salute

Behrend Campus lecturer Judge Levin, appointed January 3, served 1944 46 in the South Pacific as boatswain mate second class. Monday’s program opens with Corry Area Junior High Band selections, then Judge Levin speaks. Floral wreath by Mrs Adolph Hamm, National Guard escort, band, National Anthem, benediction by Rev Stafford, firing squad salute, and Taps by Wendell Gage conclude the service.

Behrend Pennsylvania State University Erie Business School U.S. Navy South Pacific Bette Corry Area Levin Adolph Hamm

Millcreek Man Elected New State Dem Chairman

Dennis E. Thiemann of Millcreek, hand picked by Gov. Milton Shapp, won the Democratic State Committee chairmanship by 173 to 26 over Pittsburgh lawyer Daniel Berger. Thiemann, 28, is a Shapp aide and campaign worker. rivals included George Britt and Berger. The 200 member committee set reorganization for Thursday night.

Harrisburg Dennis E Harvey Thiemann Millcreek Milton Shapp Democratic State Committee Comtender Daniel Berger Pittsburgh Shapp Serger George Britt Philadelphia

Confessed Murderer Sentenced To Church

Eartha Lee Griffith, 28, pleaded guilty to second degree murder of her boyfriend Eddie Lee Lampkin in Orlando. Circuit Judge Claude R. Edwards gave her a ten year sentence either jail or weekly church attendance through 1982, with conditions including completing a high school diploma, paying $2000 in court costs at $20 monthly, and mandatory church attendance as probation.

Orlando, Fla Eartha Lee Griffith Circuit Court Claude R. Edwards Edwards Miss Griffith Eddie Lee Lampkin Orlando Griffith

County Hospital Politics Criticized by Erie Commissioner

Minority Commissioner Leo Weir accused fellow Erie County officials of politicizing the county hospital, leaving no clear administration. He cited three administrators at the main hospital, four at the annex, and a rise in staff from 52 to 93 as evidence of governance chaos harming elderly patient care. He blamed politics for a March incident over a deceased patient’s body and the firing of an occupational therapist who exposed the issue.

Leo Weir Erie County Hospital the Journal Weir William C. Hill Louis Rzymek John Mannerelli Shirley Colvin Rzymek Rzaymek Hill Pennsylvania Anatomical Board For Medical Research Ohio

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