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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1968
Page
3
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Highway Secretary Robert G. Bartlett and the Pennsylvania AAA Federation clash over a plan to raise motor vehicle registration fees to fund road improvements. Bartlett accuses AAA of opposing proven funding without offering alternatives. The federation advocates a 100 percent, or scaled, increase with compromises for cars and trucks, while Bartlett warns funds must come from the 1968 legislature or the program will be deferred.
Ohio districts face closures amid financial crises with some voters likely to approve future levy requests. Youngstown plans to shut Nov 27 with reopenings contingent on a levy pass. Nelsonville York and Ostego also consider Dec votes and potential temporary closures. Other districts may follow if levies fail.
President elect Richard Nixon directs a two tier talent search for Cabinet and lower level posts led by John N. Mitchell and Bary Leonard Garment. Ehrlichman Haldeman and Bryce Harlow are named White House aides with Roh Klein considered for a future communications role. Humphrey arrives in Miami for vacation with no planned meeting.
The five foot replica sacred cod, a symbol of early Massachusetts wealth, disappeared for three days from the House chamber and was later found behind a door by Capitol Police Chief Paul Doherty. Authorities believe pranksters were responsible, as in a 1933 incident.
State To continues mandates require reorgan ization plans to the Department of Public Instruction. Listed units include Corry Area Sparta, Fairview and Girard, Edinboro Area McKean North Western, Union City Wattsburg Amity Greene Greenfield Union Venango Fort LeBoeuf Bloomfield Crawford, North East Borough Harborcreek North East Townships Iroquois Area, forming multiple units across Warren Crawford Erie counties.
More than 5,000 Classical High School alumni stripped the school of desks chairs lights and clocks on Sunday while officials expected only 500. One youth triggered a fire alarm box prompting fire crews to stay on site for caution during the final hours of the event.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey moved his vacation to the U.S. mainland near President-elect Richard Nixon’s retreat in Florida. He arrived in Miami without fanfare and said the trip was private while denying any definite plans for a White House appointment or talks with Nixon.
At 7 10 last night a deer blocked the Corry Cutting highway sending James Rodney 35 of Corry southbound into the animal. He braked but struck the deer then lost control and side swiped Lewis Brown 44 of Corry. Both cars $200 damage. Deer fled. No injuries.
The Army and Marine Corps practice of rotating battalion commanders in Vietnam every four to six months is questioned by a secret Pentagon survey cited by the Washington Post. The study, covering two years ending 1967 and over 100 commanders, suggests casualty rates rise as commanders become less experienced, though officials note other variables. The report labeled tentative and urged further study.
Laverne L Dey 88 of Torpedo Pa died yesterday at Jamestown General He was born July 17 1886 in Clarendon Pa and was a carpenter and longtime state fire tower operator He was a Torpedo Community Church member Survived by wife Mary four daughters one son several grandchildren great grandchildren and a half sister Funeral arrangements at McKinney Funeral Home Youngsville with services Wednesday Burial in Garden Presbyterian Cemetery Also reported is the death of Mrs Joyce Brunecz 39 of Jamestown born January 11 1929 daughter of Floyd and Georgia Smith She worked at Proto Tool Co and previously at Maplehurst Country Club and Triangle Restaurant Survived by husband and parents and other relatives.
Gunman tried to fire at theologian Ralph Owens, but the first shot misfired and a later bullet hit gospel tracts in Owens pocket, dropping to the nearby police officer. Two youths, 18 and 20, were booked on suspicion of robbery and attempted murder after the incident. Owens called the escape a miracle.
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