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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1967

Page

7

New State Court Cleared Senate Move To House For Amendments

In Harrisburg the Senate approved a bill to create a separate Commonwealth Court by a 34-7 vote and sends it to the House for technical amendments. The plan would appoint five statewide judges with terms through January 1969 and limit party balance, with elections in November 1968 for 10-year terms. The court would meet at least once a year in multiple cities and use Superior Court facilities.

Harrisburg Commonwealth Court Senate House Paul W. Mahady D- Westmoreland Dauphin County Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Williamsport Superior Court

Playmate on probation for prostitution in Beverly Hills

Nancy Cole, 22, Playboy June Playmate, received 90 days probation after a prostitution conviction in Beverly Hills. Co-defendant Marcia Lynn Goldman, 28, West Los Angeles, was fined 150 dollars and given two years probation. Cole admitted using the alias Joey Gibson to officers.

Beverly Hills Calif Nancy Cole Playboy Magazine Santa Monica Marcia Lynn Goldman West Los Angeles Weisz Miss Cole Joey Gibson

Temple Eats 260 Pizzas in Local Eating Contest Victory

The home team claimed the win as temple students devoured 260 pizzas in an eat‑off sponsored by a local pizzeria. Rock and roll music played while go‑go dancers perform and the crowd cheered the result.

Temple

Correction noted in birth and illness report

A son named Gregory Alan is born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henneigh, formerly Sandra Brown. Mrs. William Brooks is seriously ill in Corry Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sherlock visited Halfasts, attended the Wellman farm show, and called on Vic Paterson. Missionary convention begins next Sunday at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Miss Alice Ryan and Rev. Robert Aller. No school this Friday. PTA meeting planned for tonight.

Donald Henneigh Henneigh Sandra Brown Gregory Alan Corry Memorial Hospital William Brooks Isaac Sherlock Glenn Halfast Wellman Farm Taylor Stand Vic Paterson Brown Hill Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Alice Ryan Robert ‘Aller Ryan Ivory Coast Rev Aller Columbia South America PTA

Columbus 4H Youth Honored at Outstanding Awards

Colin 4H honors teen Kugma and Lindell for eight years of involvement in dairy, tractor, clothing, foods, and public speaking. Kugma, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Kuzma, a junior at Corry Area High School, led as a Teen Leader and dairy judge. Lindell, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lindell, senior at Eisenhower High, presented in clothing and sewing, with public speaking and Citizenship Short Course participation.

Mike Kugma Debbie Lindell Warren County 441 Development Council North Warren Kuzma Mike Kuama Columbus Corry Area High School Harrisburg Lindell Richard Lindell Russell Eisenhower High School Lander

Time Again In The County Courthouse Rally Ticket Scandal

Erie County Democratic officials distribute fifteen political tickets per employee for a fund raising rally. High salary staff receive ten dollar tickets, with some $55 worth to buy or sell, while lower earners get one ticket. Employees face pressure to participate amid concerns over job security and public salary disclosure. A separate Republican rally is planned but not all tickets distributed.

Erie Erie County Fred W. Lamberton County General Fund William O. Hill Jr Louis J. Rzymek Lamberton Leo P. Weir

No License No Dog Ex Owner Goes To Jail

Jody Curtis, 20, jailed for half a day for failing to license Peaches the dog in Portland. She says she refused to pay and gave the pet away three months earlier after city warnings. A friend bailed her out, and she vows to buy a license next time. Some city workers question the cost in light of the raised wages.

Portland Ure Jody Curtis

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