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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
4
The Sparkettes send a cordial tribute from Mrs Marilyn Barbalaci expressing warm regards and appreciation for the group. The note highlights longtime support and a shared sense of pride in the team’s community presence.
A list of admitted and discharged patients appears, naming Mrs. Thomas Morton, Mrs. Charles Volk, Reuben Selfridge, Mrs. Loye Donelson, Louis Whaley, Amy Weis, Helen Pless, Mrs. John Meehan, Mrs. William Snyder, and others with addresses in Corry Sherman Center ville Spar tansburg and Findley Lake. In Pretoria, South Africa, elephants resumed export after a three year moratorium due to health concerns with veterinarians confirming no hoof and mouth disease among the shipped calves.
Harrisburg AP reports a new state plan, endorsed by federal officials, gives citizens a greater role from highway need assessment to construction. Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab says roads will not be built in unwilling communities. The plan, approved Monday by acting regional federal highway administrator Joseph W. Burdell Jr., marks Pennsylvania as one of three states chosen to develop the Action Plan.
Cornell R. Johnston, a 6 foot 6 inch, 260 pound inmate at Allegheny County Jail, rescued a guard from an armed attacker, sparking a judge to suspend the remainder of his 15 year sentence so he can attend college on a football scholarship at Kentucky State University. Guards supported him. the case drew praise for his actions amid prison safety concerns.
Washington. Senator Edward J. Gurney says he was investigated by the Senate Watergate committee, a claim disputed by chief counsel Sam Dash. A Gurney aide noted the letter was meant for private view, later published, asserting two Florida probes by committee staff. Dash dismissed the claim as untrue and tied it to a separate Florida matter.
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