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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1969
Page
3
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Senior members of the Corry Area High School marching band mariorettes and color guard appeared at their last gridiron contest last Friday night at Meadville. The photo lists color guard, majorettes, bandsmen, and the drum major with names for each row.
The Columbus school district declined to pay a transportation bill for a kindergarten child. The 1966 policy paid tuition but not bus transportation. The board rejected a property insurance add on and criticized state auditors for two months with books in the Corry Public Library. A $166 cafeteria deficit after two months was reported and Supt Ray Elsen was authorized to pursue funds for a federal summer school program. TAUGHT RUSSIAN VIENNA. Bulgarian children will learn Russian from first grade under a new reform. Russian is now taught starting in the fifth grade.
Corry public school pupils in first year and ninth grade at Corry Area High School will receive tuberculin tests tomorrow. Most tested are Kindergarten or first grade. Parents were reminded to return signed permission slips from pre school registrations. No student will be tested without a slip. Those with a reaction will have a chest x ray at Corry Memorial Hospital at no charge.
In Key West Florida 20 year old soldier on leave before deployment was charged with second degree murder and manslaughter for kicking his wife Babette Pinder causing her to hemorrhage. The baby was stillborn after her injury during an argument.
Erie's fire department battled a lumber yard fire at the Lyman Felheim Lamber Co. shortly before 10 am injuring eight firefighters. Fire Chief George J. Hamburger Jr. summoned thirteen companies and off duty personnel. Acting Capt. Walter Grove and firefighters Gary Miller William Hertel and Lawrence Winschel sustained the most serious injuries. Arson is being considered and state police fire marshals are to join the probe.
President Nixon's Vietnam address drew praise from Republicans and some Democrats while antiwar advocates urged intensified action. Senators Gore Muskie Javits and others criticized the plan as insufficient for withdrawal or ceasefire. Supporters urged letters of support as White House switchboards ran hot with praise.
Two workers were admitted to St. Vincent Hospital after a water line burst and a hose coupling struck them. A flaming wall collapse trapped Miller and Winschel with Miller later at St. Vincent and Winschel at Hamot. Four firefighters were released after ER treatment at St. Vincent.
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