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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1968
Page
4
Four people are investigating the brutal death of a small dog in Titusville. The animal, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Socha, was found early yesterday with a metal pipe driven through its chest. The Sochas’ daughter discovered it in the backyard. neighbors heard voices around 4 a.m. and police were notified.
Gerald Fullom, 46, of Centerville, was treated and released from Union City Memorial Hospital after his station wagon left Route 8, veered off the right side, then crossed the northbound roadway about a mile south of Union City. Trooper Harold Eberhardt reported the details.
Larry Tite Rodney W George John L Mitchell Margaret Crane Barbara Sweet and others are listed with addresses in Corry Clymer Union City and Columbus. Victor Spetz and Barbara Sperry noted as discharged. A separate incident reports Miss Susan Windahl striking a utility pole causing $175 damage to Fullom's vehicle and $100 to the pole.
A Spartansburg reader questions an October editorial on property value decline. They cite Corry real estate activity and a local post office area as context, defend local schooling, and challenge the editor on funding and bussing. They note graduates’ college success and question Corry High School's relevance.
Mrs. William Linski of Mead avenue, Corry Area High School graduate, Edinboro State College alumna, teaches fourth grade at Columbus Elementary and will work in speech therapy this summer. Randy L. Ewing, Meadville High School 1962 and Slippery Rock 1966 graduate, teaches adaptive physical education in Corry and coaches junior high football. previously played for Plymouth-White Marsh High School in Philadelphia.
A letter criticizes a local editorial on property values and school funding in Spartansburg. The writers accuse the editor of bias and cite Crawford County reassessments as a source. They warn of changing newspaper support and reveal lender-sourced data behind the claims.
County commissioners defend self governance and county tax assessment practices while criticizing city authority to set court house hours. They question a $110,000 yearly city bureau expense, saying county assessments were historically higher for Erie residents. The county explains a countywide re appraisal by an outside firm aims to correct inequities observed by the State tax Equalization Board.
In Mexico City two more people died as violence intensified. A passerby was killed and a 21 year old wounded by a sniper firing from near the Foreign Ministry. Army marksmen killed the sniper minutes later. A letter signed liberation army threatened a large military operation against the government to target Olympic events. Avery Brundage said the Olympics would open as scheduled.
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