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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1969
Page
6
The Warren County court awarded the fouse Estate 10500 for land taken by county commissioners for the Route 6 bypass at Youngsville. 60 acres were seized from the Rowse Estate including three dwellings in the action. Additionally a leaseholder received 48500 for his interests in the vine action.
Nixon seeks to transform the Post Office into a government owned corporation with a nine member board, new borrowing power, and independent rate setting. Opposition from bulk mailers and unions threatens swift passage as Udall and Dirksen warn of a tough sell.
LOS ANGELES AP The $19,000 street sweeper that vanished in November 1967 has been located in Aurora Colorado. Ernest O Weber vice president of the Los Angeles Board of Public Works said the orange machine was traced by its serial number after Aurora requested a service manual. The manufacturer informed Los Angeles that the sweeper had been found and Weber expects it will be returned once outstanding questions are resolved.
Colombia braces for Gov. Nelson Rockefeller after protests threaten an honorary degree ceremony in Bogota. Authorities mobilize 20 000 security troops as clashes injure about 100 nationwide, with demonstrations spreading to Barranquilla and Monteria. Rockefeller plans to visit Ecuador Bolivia Trinidad Tobago and Venezuela on the tour.
James Stahl son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stahl of 44 Oakley Avenue will depart June 14 from Erie International Airport for Geebung Brisbane Australia for 11 weeks under the Americans Abroad program of the American Field Service. He will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Robinson and family and attend Brisbane Grammar School returning August 26. A Corry Area High School junior, Stahl earned selection by the local American Field Service committee and the international committee in New York City for scholastic achievement and extracurriculars.
A 50-year-old elementary school in Weedville Pennsylvania was leveled by fire early today. Firemen from four communities battled the flames and no injuries were reported. The one-story brick building appeared to have started in the cafeteria and the cause was not determined.
Los Angeles voters backed incumbent Sam Yorty in a high turnout runoff, defeating Thomas Bradley 53 to 47 percent as Bradley, aiming to become the city’s first Black mayor, conceded none. Yorty pledged to make LA a greater city over the next four years.
Loblaw Inc., Buffalo based food market chain, reports fiscal year ending March 29 saw sales totaling $248.3 million and net earnings of about $2.414 million. The year featured a five year high in stock at $9.90 and growth across 168 supermarkets in New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, plus Better Foods Inc. in Los Angeles.
Alvert K Bemis will be honored at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with services at 1 p m Saturday. Visitation is scheduled Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m and Friday 7 to 9 p m. Burial will follow at Holland Cemetery in Clymer.
The Senate Rules Committee changed a top priority measure to fund the depleted judicial salary account into a 94000 dividend for the legislature. They added 90000 in special appropriations for both majority and minority staffs, sending the bill to the Senate floor. The move aims to allow May payments for 265 common pleas judges as the consolidated court system drained the fund.
Police report a wild brawl at Naples City Hall on Monday night left several officers injured. Details of the altercation and in what capacity injuries occurred remain limited as investigations continue.
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