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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1973
Page
1
Hazardous Bridges Outlined by PHIA in Franklin District
A six month PHIA study identifies 260 substandard bridges in the Franklin District of Pennsylvania with 110 dangerously narrow spans and 105 with weight limits under 15 tons. Erie County lists 40 substandard bridges including Scotts Crossing road and Corry area bridges on Sciota street and Shady avenue slated for replacement within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven County
Franklin
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Pennsylvania Highway Information Association
PHIA
Wayne
Concord
Federal Highway Administration
Penndot
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Erie County
Scotts Crossing Road
Corry
Sciota Street
Shady Avenue
UF Employees Lead Corry Area Drive With 91 696
Corry area's industrial employees lead United Fund Campaign with pledges totaling 37 772 in the employee division. The drive reaches 91 percent of its 100 800 goal as campaigns in nine other divisions push the overall total beyond 91 696 for 1973. UF officials released the figures after an audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
United Fund Campaign
Area Group
Spartansburg
Clymer
Columbus
Elgin
Wharton Free Bond Set At 14000 After Arraignment
Robert E. Wharton, 42, of 650 Wright Street, released on 14000 bond after a preliminary arraignment before District Justice Porter Auer. He faces two counts of embezzlement, one of theft, and one of misapplication of entrusted property tied to about 34000 taken from Gerry Area School District funds. Arraignment set for 2 p.m. Tuesday. tax fund missing amounts yet undetermined. Investigations continue, including audits of delinquent tax accounts. broader drive updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Wharton
Wright Street
Porter Auer
Gerry Area
A Case Of Elopement Lost and Found Ads
Two classified notices in The Journal hint at a possible elopement or rustling plot. One ad seeks a 230 pound white faced bull on County Line road and Route 9 in Spartansburg with a reward contact M4-70H4. The other seeks a seven year old white Holstein with halter near Lindsey Hollow, contact 04-7079.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Faced Bull
County Line Road
Spartansburg
Dees
White Holstain
Lindsey Hollow
Atte
Journal
Martial Law Declared in Greece After Athens Clashes
Greek government imposes martial law as army troops seize control after six hours of street fighting in Athens. Four demonstrators dead and hundreds injured as police and tanks surround Parliament and the Athens Polytechnic Institute. President George Papadopoulos pledges address to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Polytechnic Institute
George Papadopoulos
Polytechnic Institute
Papadopoulos
Constantine
Greece
Salonica
Kissinger Returns Home With Mideast Negotiations Ahead
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger returns to Washington after a 12 day, 25 000 mile trip, planning to press for a broader Arab Israeli settlement. He says the cease fire strengthens ties and progress toward normalization with China continues, but warns the cease fire could unravel without rapid talks. He will confer with Nixon and Dobrynin as he weighs next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
White House
State Department
Nixon
Florida White House
Anatoly Dobrynin
United States
China
America
Three-Car Crash Ties Up Wayne and East Smith Streets
City police investigated a three-vehicle collision at Wayne and East Smith streets. Betty Jo Harvey 22 was cited for failure to stop as her car hit Dennis Cone 24 who was at a stop sign. Damages totaled 1,050 with no injuries. Cone’s charge filed with District Justice Porter Auer. Corry state police reported two one car crashes on Route 89 north of Route 6 and on Route 6 east of Corry. Daniel Cragg 211 Franklin Street drove a truck into a ditch causing 300 damage. Robert Middleton 20 of Union City lost control on Route 6 causing 200 damage. No injuries reported.
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Wayne
East Smith Streets
Betty Jo Harvey
R.D
Hare Creek Road
Wayne Street
Dennis M. Cone
West Columbus Avenue
Harvey
James L. Dunda
Edinboro
Cone
Dunda
Porter Auer
Corry
Daniel Cragg
Franklin Street
Joseph F. Jandy Jr
Cragg
Union City
Robert L. Middleton
Middleton
Kennedy Junior Loses Leg in Bone Cancer Surgery
Edward M Kennedy Jr son of Senator Edward M Kennedy underwent amputation of the right leg above the knee at Georgetown University Hospital to treat a malignant bone cancer called chondrosarcoma. Doctors said the operation lasted under an hour and the patient tolerated it well.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
Georgetown University Hospital
Young Kennedy
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F Kennedy
Nixon
Georgetown Hospital
Dick Drayne
Kennedy
Idward
Kara Anne
Patrick Joseph
Edward
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Joseph P. Kennedy
Claude Hooton
Skylab 3 Begins Three Month Research Mission
Space Center Houston AP Skylab 3 astronauts Gera Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson move into the laboratory habitat after a motion sickness free start They open switches activate systems and plan nearly three months of scientific work aboard the 84 ton station orbiting 272 miles up Carr reports the food looks good and the crew is well Following a remedy for Pogue's earlier nausea mission doctors say weightlessness contributed to the previous crew's illness
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Earth
Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Mission Control
Pogue
Space Station
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