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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
6
Funding gaps stall the Oil Creek Watershed land purchase near Franklin delaying dam construction slated for next year with 1975 completion target. No new date is set as officials await funds.
The Maple Heights Board of Education reinstated 27 year old teacher Inum as Himler after suspending him September 15 for an overly long mustache. He returns to fifth grade with back pay under Supt Harry Salisbury's recommendation.
Meadville Housing Authority turns two housing projects over to the city council after submitting letters proposing a turnkey elderly high rise and a low income family housing plan. A letter asks council to buy elder land for 55000 for turnkey development and then resell to a developer for the same price. The move follows HUD guidance and long delays from budget disputes. Also reported are newborns: a son for Perry and Janice Livermore in Clymer and a daughter for Roger and Judith Ottaway in Corry.
At the University of Nevada Reno opening night of Sex Week about 300 women and 10 men attended a fashion show labeled sexuality in fashion. The event sponsored by Associated Women Students explored birth control premarital sex and communal living amid some protests.
Libya's military regime weighs full diplomatic recognition of Red China and East Germany and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam in a major foreign policy move.
The Sylvania entertainment ion plant has donated $6,000 to a Batavia Area Chamber of Commerce housing drive. The chamber seeks $18,000 to launch a 208 unit apartment complex as part of a city wide housing need. Thomas H. Cashin of Sylvania Co. comments on the effort.
Jungleland the 27 acre Hollywood animal park built by Louis Goebel faces bankruptcy and an auction this Wednesday. High insurance costs dwindling attendance and contentious owner relations cited as primary causes. Land to be sold with other assets while the caretakers and animals may depart.
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