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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1969
Page
7
Bob Hope earned the VFW Gold Medal from William J. Farley representing District A for dedication to the United States and service to veterans. The presentation occurred during Hope's show at the Sports Arena in Hershey.
The Great Lakes Research Institute moves Erie County solid waste project to phase two asking county commissioners to rank objectives by importance. Objectives include educating residents on technical aspects and current practices, raising awareness of the waste problem, informing officials about Act 241 rules, and modifying public attitudes toward waste acceptance.
AP reports Lewellyn Thompson, longtime Russia expert and former U.S. ambassador to Moscow, arrives in Helsinki to participate in strategic arms limitation talks and says he is optimistic about the talks prospects.
Readers discuss respect toward police and rising hostility toward officers. Debby McDaniel laments insults and headlines while praising police helpful acts. Sgt. Thomas L. Grow requests aid for Vietnamese refugee children from the 37th Signal Battalion with upcoming toy drives and donations.
Britain's first military communications satellite Skynet reached orbit and will perform a Sunday maneuver to achieve a permanent station over the Indian Ocean. The 535 pound drum shaped craft, built for the Ministry of Defence by the U S Air Force, communicates with U S systems and links England to Singapore.
Town Square Foods announces a pre Thanksgiving pie sale on Saturday November 22 1969 from 8 AM to 3 PM at 15 Hall Ave Lake City Pa. Pies and desserts priced 9 95 per dozen with large family cakes at 60 each plus unadvertised specials and a note that there is no sale on November 29.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals refused a new trial for George Laris 54 of Ambridge after his 18 month sentence for transporting 65 million stolen S H Green Stamps. The May 1966 offense involved about 200000 in trading stamps linked to a garage stash in Harmony Township Beaver County.
Harrisburg AP reports the mink and muskrat trapping season opens today and runs through January 11. The Pennsylvania Game Commission notes fair supply levels and an uncertain price outlook after last year's unusually high skin prices.
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