No Federal Help Report On Kinzua Dam Power
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported that federal development of power generators at Warren County's Kinzua Dam is unnecessary as private interests already use the dam's resources effectively.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
4
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reported that federal development of power generators at Warren County's Kinzua Dam is unnecessary as private interests already use the dam's resources effectively.
At The Hospital Report somata as of 7 A.M today. If unable to summon 2 physicians in case of emergency call 665-8201. Corry Memorial Hospital. For Corry ambulance call 688-2433.
Admitted Wednesday list includes Mrs. Mary Christensen of 905 East South Street Lake Graham and 18 West Congress Street Mrs. Elmer Smith Centerville Clarence Coons BR D 2 Charles Tripp R D 2 E Morton Wickwire Jr Columbus.
A list of discharged individuals includes Grey Brewer of 130 Fifth Street Garwood Morris of Pittsfield Mrs Laura Purdey of 805 North Center Street Thomas Kimmy of Union City Mrs Theodore Zeyzus of Columbus Emmett Ecker Jr of Ashville Mrs Larry Hazen of Niobe Mrs Russell Reed of 756 East Main Street Keith son of Mr and Mrs William Mitchell of 1058 North Center Street
A seven point buck weighing about 150 pounds was found near Graham Corners in Conneaut Township showing signs of blindness. Edgar Timothy and Herb Giles reported the deer wandering, colliding with a pole and a truck before Deputy game protector Arden Fichtner euthanized it after confirming eye and balance impairment likely due to an injury rather than gunshot.
President Johnson, up and walking, says he plans to stay active despite a recent operation. Cain notes sunshine and rest would help, while doctors urge patience. Johnson marks 32nd wedding anniversary with Lady Bird as White House prepares for Congress return in January. In San Angelo, Mexico’s national basketball team opened a U S tour with a 78 to 69 win over Angelo State.
Nationalist China opposes any two China seating in the United Nations as a condition for membership. Ambassador Liu Chieh warns Western allies about potential damage from Western support for the concept. He notes Canada’s possible cosponsorship of a resolution to seat both Chinas and grant Red China a permanent Security Council seat. Liu emphasizes universality in principle but cautions against using it to oust the Nationalists. He remains hopeful of a better vote than last year’s 47-47 with 20 abstentions.
Senator Young said he will devote substantial time to CIA and General Accounting Office personnel in Saigon and planned to tour Vietnam Bangkok Manila and Guam before returning to the United States He arrives next Tuesday to spend about a week in Vietnam and inspect installations There police closed a large black market for U S Post Exchange goods and burned some seized items near the American Embassy as vendors held a bargain sale amid curbs on the stalls.
A partial topographical survey for a hospital addition enables quick completion within about 90 days after contract signing. Board approval covered survey, insurance increases to 1 096 000 with full replacement cost, and funds for staff Christmas party. New director Jack Osman fills term to 1968. staff seek raises. nurses aide and refresher courses planned after year start. A fatal crash in Pittsburgh killed Susanna Bors, 54.
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