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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1967
Page
1
Corry Area School Jointure sees feasibility studies cost surge from 6000 8000 to 14500 with a plan to first fund a 3000 immediate needs study and a 10500 ten year needs study. Superintendent Elsen notes state mandates and potential reimbursements rely on the plan.
Corry Memorial Hospital considering a nurse aide training program. The Corry Area Joint School Committee discussed that the program would be under the Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962 but administered by the school district. Estimated budget for 24 aides is about 4200 dollars with possible state reimbursement not yet clarified. A request for state funds was sent last summer by Samuel Antrim, hospital administrator. Continued on Page Four.
At a special City Council meeting, David Johnson was authorized to pay George Tinka the remaining 2 790 for radar curb widening done last summer. Total cost 18 502 funded from the general fund with part reimbursed by Erie County liquid fuels tax.
Three sergeants including Sgt. James E Jackson M Sgt Daniel Lee Pitzer and M Sgt Edward R Johnson arrived in the United States after years as prisoners of war. Johnson was hospitalized for dysentery and malnutrition while Pitzer required assistance due to vitamin deficiency. They were met by supporters including Thomas Hayden and prominent figures cited as part of a peace committee.
Mrs. George Cozad reported a downtown store loss of 118 dollars in cash from a cigarette case used as a purse. At 8 30 this morning a man who would not give his name delivered the case back with the money intact. He asked to be called Honest John.
Maj. Gen. Bruno A. Hochmuth 56 commander of the 3rd Marine Division killed north of Hue when his helicopter exploded and crashed into a lake. Two American pilots, the crew chief, and a Vietnamese interpreter also died. Officials said no confirmed enemy fire at the time. The highland and coastal fighting continued with significant American and enemy casualties.
Clifford Holcomb, Corry Civil Defense executive director, asks that the new public works and maintenance building include storage for three or four equipment units, including a mobile hospital. Engineer David Johnson outlines a 65 000 plan with expandable bays. council to discuss options before a decision.
McInnes Steel Employes' Association members at the East Main street plant failed to report to work after a walkout shortly after noon yesterday. The company says the stoppage is an illegal strike against the existing bargaining agreement and pledges to pursue lawful resolution while keeping doors open for talks.
A hearing is set for Monday for Reese McDonald 44 of 111 Lemon Street on disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer. Alderman Porter Auer ordered him to appear after police reported a disturbance and obscene language at the Lemon Street home. Officers said McDonald interfered when they tried to enter, marking a long string of prior calls to the same residence.
City officials consider sheriff sales for Corry property owners who owe sewer, curbing and assessment charges totaling 245 900 with 47 000 unpaid despite notices. A delinquents list will be prepared for review by the next Council meeting and February or March sale plans announced.
Ray Elsen reports progress in Morale curriculum and harmony while noting ongoing work. He cites increased teacher organization and an end to a military style administration as a sign of change. The committee approved payroll deductions for Pennsylvania State Education Association dues amid calls for new educational programs.
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