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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1969
Page
6
Hunters report six deer killed in the Titusville region with two found north of the town and one pair in Hilltop area. Police log multiple shotgun incidents and weekend road killings, alongside weather outlook and local council budget actions.
Mrs. Nixon refuses to reveal wardrobe spending though a survey cited about 19 000 for clothes since January. She insists she has no personal allowance and that the President does not check her purchases.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate approved a House measure to provide lifetime pensions for more than 40,000 coal miners with black lung. The bill moves to the House for concurrence. if signed by Gov. Shafer, the 25 percent increase would take effect soon. The session also advanced school district reorganization and new penalties for disorderly conduct.
Wine area residents appear on the latest Bureau of Traffic Safety list of suspended licenses. From Corry five names include Douglas R. Carson Jr. and Guy Miles with suspensions for driving after license suspension and driving without a license. Union City adds Gary Fuller and Robert L. Hoover as unlicensed drivers. Spartansburg lists Joyce Brandon with a 60 day suspension.
Clarence Firestone, 55, a Somerset trucker, faced fines up to his impounded steamshovel after a state trooper stopped a tractor-trailer pushing a steamshovel up a hill near Interstate 76. Police found the load weighed 172,390 pounds, about 25 tons over limit, resulting in fines of 21,400 plus 100 for disobeying a lawful order. The steamshovel was bound for Aliquippa.
An elderly Randolph Township man was robbed at his home by two men who entered, tied him, and stole about $95 including four traveler's checks. D. J. Borgardus, 67, of Guys Mills, reported the break in after midnight as officers investigated the forceful incident.
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