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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1968
Page
7
Corry Public Library preview lists National Book Week November 17 to 24 with titles for young adults and general readers. Notable items include The Last Day the Dogbushes Blamed, reviews of modern works, and a note on new titles such as Like any Other Man and The Afternoon Women.
The Pennsylvania General Assembly kills Sunday liquor sales bill in a 73 to 108 House vote as adjournment nears. The measure would have let counties decide by referendum if restaurants and hotels may serve liquor and beer 1 to 10 p.m. Sundays, expanding beyond private clubs and specific city hotels.
Michigan State University researchers study synthetic ligaments in dog knees. Dr Wade D Brinker leads veterinary surgery with assistance from Robert W Little and Roger C Haut of metallurgy and materials science. The report also notes a Johannesburg sign in luncheonette remark about credit and moral issues, with Rep John T Walsh commenting on veterans clubs.
An airplane crew attempted to seed clouds over Lake Erie to reduce heavy snows in Western New York’s snow belt. Results will take at least a time as storms build. Botswana bans political meetings in three towns without written permission.
City of Corry passes Ordinance 1108 adopting the National Plumbing Code with amendments. Enforcement by the Building Official includes entry rights. penalties up to 100 dollars per violation. repeal of prior ordinances. effective date October 21 1966 with attendance by Mayor Joseph A Furst and officials.
Erie residents packed the Academy auditorium as the board voted to restate sections 1317 1918 and 1898 of the Pennsylvania School Code. The move expands expulsion for rule violations and outlines parents duty to educate and possible criminal penalties for failure to provide education. A “Committee of Grievances” may be formed to address principal inaction and parent involvement.
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