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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1970

Page

6

Local Woman Reports Stone-Throw Incident on West Washington

A woman told police last night that two boys on West Washington Street near York threw stones at her car. Officers spoke to the boys and their parents. Police requested a group leave the Lorraine Hotel after a bartender summoned them. patrons departed as officers arrived. Steven Heintz reported the loss of wallet and IDs, including a driver's license, plus two Brittany spaniels. One dog wears a Warren County license 4909. Cited drivers include Steven V. Tinko Jr. for reckless driving and Leland D. Hiner for failure to yield and running a stop sign. Public Utility Commission heard Lincoln Coach Lines route extension from Oil City to Warren to supplement Greyhound. Meadville arterial highway northern sector contracts to be let June 26 with work starting early September. Dr. Harold L. O'Neal resigns as Jamestown public school superintendent effective June 30, 1971, for personal and health reasons. board accepts resignation.

West Washington Street York Street Steven Heintz RD. 2 Corry George Huff B.D. 2 Huff Warren County Steven V. Tinko Jr R.D. 1 Columbus Porter Aver Leland D. Hiner South Center Street Auer Harold L. O'Neal Jamestown N.Y O’neal

Marilyn Webber Accepted at Weaver Airline School Kansas City

Marilyn Webber daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Webber has been accepted at Weaver Airline School in Kansas City Kansas She graduated from Sparta Merged last night Her activities include the Girls Athletic Association chorus cafeteria help and roles in junior and senior plays A real estate transfer involving Ray Stutzman to Mr and Mrs Frank C Kamper in Sparta Township was recorded in Crawford County courthouse yesterday

Marilyn Webber Clayton Webber R.D. J. Corry Weaver Airline School Kansas City Kan Sparta Merged Marilyn Girls‘ Athletic Association Ray Stutzman Frank C. Kamper Sparta Township Crawford County

Bullet Fired At Franklin State Police Barracks

A sniper’s shot shattered the front window of Franklin State Police Barracks early today and lodged in a wall. A trooper on duty was unhurt. Roadblocks within a 20 mile radius of Venango County substation yielded no suspects as ballistics tests proceed and officials report no threats to troopers.

Franklin Franklin State Police Venango County

Heavy Trading Triggers Sharp Market Drop

New York stocks closed sharply lower after one of the year’s heaviest trading sessions. The Dow fell 10.20 to 631.18, a 1.59 percent drop, with 17.03 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Declines outpaced advances nearly 3 to 1 and 943 new lows were set.

New York Dow Jones Southeast Asia Middle East American Stock Exchange Amex

Crash Kills Woman and Injures Baseball Star

In Downingtown Pennsylvania a 32 year old woman Betty Jane Long of Chester died in a three car crash on U S Route 30 when her car crossed the median, colliding head on with Robin Roberts car and swerving into a third vehicle. Her 2 year old daughter Susie was in critical condition with head injuries. Roberts and his companion Robert McDonald were admitted to Coatesville Hospital in satisfactory condition with cuts and bruises. The former pitcher and McDonald were en route to a convention in Lancaster.

Downingtown Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts Betty Jane Long Chester Roberts’ Auto Phillies Coatesville Hospital Meadowbrook McDonald Lancaster

County Civil Defense to stock shelters in Erie County

Erie County Civil Defense will update shelter stocks including Corry's as part of a federal program. A seven item replacement kit will be added to existing medical kits while current components are retained, with 33 shelters to receive replenishment for 9 050 persons during semi annual inspections.

Erie County Civil Defense Corry David H. Parmenter Department of Defense Office of Civil Defense Erie County Oo Holcomb Pdiiitn Oicomb Raymond Division Aero-Flow Dynamics Corry Motor Inn Post Office Veterans of Foreign Wars Club

Countywide Drug Council to share information in Erie

Thornburgh's commitment marks the first U S Justice Dept promise to probe drug use in Erie. Pfadt outlines a centralized Erie County Drug Council data pool with the district attorney's office as a clearinghouse. He stresses the council remains non police while information aids prosecutions and broader enforcement. The meeting, postponed from March, aims to set plans for stronger overall enforcement.

Thornburgh U.S. Justice Dept Erie Pfadt Erie County Drug Council Drug Council

Generosity At Rogers

Charles Roberts, president of United Steelworkers Local 7628 at Rogers Structural Steel, hands a 2158 donation to the Salvation Army capital fund drive to Capt. James Korp of the local Army citadel. Gordon Toven, Donald Kent, James Young, the factory manager, and John Lutz watch. The plant saw near unanimous Cornerstone Club participation at 48 dollars each.

Charles Roberts United Steelworkers Rogers Structural Steel Salvation Army Capt James Korp

Want $Million Back For State Tourism

Harrisburg AP Legislators were urged to restore 1 million in matching funds for tourism campaigns in 66 of Pennsylvania's 67 counties. Charles A. B. Heinze, chairman of the Governor's Travel Advisory Council, testified that state support is essential to county programs and would yield multiple times the investment in tax revenue from the 3.3 billion hotel and restaurant sector. The committee prepared to resume.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Charles A. B. Heinze Senate Appropriations Committee Heinze

Fish Not Killed By Insecticides In Bear Run

Meadville Pennsylvania health officials ruled out insecticides as the fish kill cause in Bear Run. They traced a concentrated chemical discharge of potassium permanganate from a storm sewer tributary to the Lake Erie drainage area, estimating about 200 fish killed along a half mile of stream. The incident comes amid a tight budget climate with revenue shortfalls and looming appropriations battles in the state legislature. Budget talks include school subsidies welfare payments and potential stopgap funding to cover operations through July. Hearings continue with departments preparing testimony on Labor and Industry and Revenue while Senate and House finance panels plan education and welfare reviews next week.

Meadville Pennsylvania Departmnt of Health Bear Run Lake Erie Walnut Creek George N. Wade Cumberland George McManus House Appropriations Committee McManus House Democrats Wade Labor and Industry and Revenue Departments Senate House

Youth Freed In Car Theft Back In Jail

Warren County youth Lloyd Proctor, 18, already out on bail for two auto thefts, is jailed again on three similar charges. Bruce Nelson, 17, also charged as adult, arraigned and remanded to jail in default of bail. Proctor allegedly stole vehicles in May including the Erickson, Titchner, and Deahner cases, with the Deahner car recovered and Proctor later found with it. A separate incident involved stealing a license plate from Steven Cable’s vehicle. Police tie Proctor to multiple thefts across Warren and Ridgway, with bail set at $2,000 cash or $4,000 property in Sugar Grove court.

Warren Warren County Borough Lloyd Proctor Pittsfield Bruce Nelson Justice of the Peace Martha Lawson Proctor Roger Thelin Nelson Jean Erickson Sheffield Ridgway Erickson Frank Titchner Allegheny River Titchner Steven Cable Pearl M. Deahner R.D. 2 Sugar Grove Deahner Edward Peterson Edward Lindberg Dea

Landfill Capacity Seen Near in 54 Acre Area

Hopkins warned the 54 acre site could reach capacity soon as rapid filling continues. Currently waste is deposited and lightly covered with dirt. He toured the site with Waterford Town Council representatives and township supervisors amid a resident petition opposing the landfill.

Hopkins Waterford

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