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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
6
The Union City Corry Writers Club announces return of its Just a Paragraf creative writing classes starting December 1 at 7 p.m. in Union City merged high school with a guide directing members to the meeting room at the main door.
Fifteen high school pupils from across North Carolina met to plan ways to handle racial tensions in public schools. The group named the Task Force on Student Involvement will be sponsored by the Department of Public Instruction and organized this winter to aid pupil involvement in addressing school unrest.
Erie County commissioners shift stance on Project 70 funds, moving to allocate 55,000 of 176,000 remaining to a Harborcreek reservoir project. Previously, GOP leaders blocked use of funds for any reservoir, favoring a 5.2 million recreational area beside French Creek flood-control site near Union City. Democratic Minority Commissioner Hill Jr. pressed for Harborcreek support. Weir and Lamberton did not second the motion.
The Seneca Power Station at Kinzua Dam produced power yesterday for the first time. Water moved from the Allegheny Reservoir to a 100 acre storage reservoir starting Saturday, with the level around 17 feet on Sunday before release back to the Allegheny Reservoir yesterday morning. The project is a joint venture of Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Penelec, supervised by Frank Solomon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elsie M. Carmrike were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. F Eugene Donelson officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Union City. Dozens of relatives and friends attended from New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania. A separate report from Washington quoted station sources on reservoir tests and leakage, noting engineers halted depth at 18 feet and water pumping plans for the near 17-foot level overnight.
Navy steelworker Richard Callahan 38 from New Castle Pennsylvania was struck and killed by a car while crossing a street in downtown Oxnard hours after returning from a Viet Nam tour. He served with Construction Battalion 8 and earned two commendations for leadership. Survived by widow Helen and daughter Pauline. The second item notes Wheeling, West Virginia's capital moved to Charleston on May 1, 1885.
The council notes a 32 percent rise in the new garbage contract from 48000 to 63500 annually does not require a millage increase due to available revenue. The 1970 budget will be approved after a second reading on December 22 with public inspection periods announced in the Municipal Building. Salary and related ordinances tied to the budget will also be passed at that meeting.
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