Fragmented OCR Brief Mentioning Tuesday Reference
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a Tuesday reference with unclear context and partial words including we you and ser 231 75 re.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1967
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a Tuesday reference with unclear context and partial words including we you and ser 231 75 re.
A series of brush fires tore through the Los Angeles area leaving one dead and about 40 homeless. The worst blaze, a 10000 acre fire at Chatsworth, destroyed 22 homes and joined a 3000 acre fire in Simi Valley. Fires bordered U S 101 and damaged homes, with 22 houses lost and 30 more damaged in Chatsworth. Red Cross opened a shelter as residents mourned losses.
Over the weekend three separate crashes reported by the state police injured six people. Roy Humes, 73, of Union City remains in fair condition with a possible broken back and severe head injuries after a Route 97 collision with Marie Watson and her children. Watson and the youngsters were treated and released. Other incidents include a Route 6 single car crash near Corry injuring no one and two Union City men later hospitalized for cuts after a curve collision with a concrete wall.
In Jamaica Queens, burglars armed with bows and arrows killed one watchdog and wounded another before stealing 5500 dollars worth of auto equipment from a garage and service station. Police said the thieves entered through a ceiling air vent.
Over the weekend two separate crashes occurred on North Center street near Washington street. Karen Carter 19 and Patricia Winans 34 were involved in the first collision with $650 total damage and three treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. A second crash on the same street involved Marilyn Barbalaci and Lawrence Brocaw causing $250 damage and minor injuries.
Corry United Fund hits 61 percent with a daily total of 50 625. Gene Bloom, UF general chairman, says another report session is set for Thursday. Workers urged to turn in pledges or cash before the victory dinner on October 25 and to boost divisions including schools which surpassed its quota of 2920.
The State Insurance Department begins three days of public hearings on rate requests. NBCU seeks a 28.8 percent statewide rise for bodily injury and property damage liability, representing 25 percent of such coverage in the state. NAUA asks for an 8.5 percent average rise for $50 deductible collision and a 14.6 percent decrease for comprehensive.
Governor Shafer signed the cigarette tax bill in the early hours, raising the tax from 8 to 13 cents per pack and promising about 55 million dollars in revenue for the near term. Officials warn the measure may face a taxpayer lawsuit brought to the State Supreme Court.
City Council meets at 8 p m with a full agenda including quitclaim deed on property next to city land. Discussion on custodial services, regional planning commission, sidewalk and pavement issues, pension plan update, and progress on multiple projects. Hunter dies in Elk County after epileptic seizure near Ridgway. William Snyder 34 Sharpsville found dead in woods by searchers.
The Con Thien outpost suffered a second mistaken bombardment that killed three Marines and wounded nine, with eight more Marines wounded by shellfire at Muddy base nearby. U.S. bombers then conducted strikes into North Vietnam around the DMZ and Haiphong, while raids slowed by weather and the Haiphong defense.
U S intelligence analysts study tarpaulin covered shapes spotted in a Chinese railyard just above the North Vietnamese border. They weigh the possibility these are heavy self propelled artillery far larger than known North Vietnamese guns.
The Keystone Division of United Refinery of Warren cites a $75,000 loss after a printing error in its Finders Keepers giveaway. About 78 tickets worth 1 000 each were distributed mainly in Warren and Warren County. Over a weekend, 58 winners received checks and 12 to 16 more were to be mailed. The company suspended the game indefinitely but said it will honor all winners.
Erie County selects Sue Ellen Grobholz as its first Junior Miss winner. Crowned at Iroquois High School, she will travel to Reading for Pennsylvania's Junior Miss Pageant with a $300 scholarship and multiple awards. Grobholz plans to study French teaching at Penn State.
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