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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1970
Page
6
North East representative Forest Hopkins will hold advice hours at Smith's Restaurant in Wattsburg this Saturday at 11 am inviting the public to bring concerns about state government. Common topics include pending laws taxes scholarships and related issues.
Testimony resumed in the trial of University of Pittsburgh graduate student Karen Fishell 25 accused of killing Darlene Dobrushin 22 the fiancee of her former boyfriend at Lingaraj Bangalore and Lingaraj 20 a Pitt graduate student. The DA said it would not seek first degree murder due to psychiatric treatment at the time of the shooting.
Anastasio informed Corry council the city did not pay the state utility tax on the sewage treatment plant, arguing it unconstitutional for municipally owned facilities. The Pennsylvania League of Cities urges nonpayment while seeking court tests. penalties offered include fines and interest. In Harrisburg, lawmakers debate an exemption, but final action is stalled. Separately, Police Chief Sutton asked Mayor Zarger to commend Officers Nichols and Hurlbut for disarming a knife-wielding suspect without firing, a morale-boosting move the mayor will forward.
A man arrived at the agency while the caller was occupied with other tasks elsewhere. The brief report notes his appearance was unrelated to the ongoing call. No further details on actions taken or outcomes are provided.
The City Council approved adding three street lights after requests from residents and safety director George Gould. One light will be at the west end of Elm street in Snyder Circle and two will be near the statue in City Park. Penelec engineers will locate the park lights, and the Elm street light will reuse an existing utility pole.
Bids opened at the November 16 City Council meeting for a new emergency truck. Stanford Hose Company delegate James Maloney led the bid specs after evaluating equipment across Pennsylvania and New York State. Two bid sets will cover chassis and body to local specs. City engineer David Johnson said the budget has risen from 10 000 to an expected 16 000 to 18 000. The current hose company truck, donated to the city, will be sold after delivery of the new apparatus.
Los Angeles based case reports Julie Marchesan suing opponent Hagar Printzian for 50000 dollars after allegedly being bitten in a bear hug during an amateur soccer match on November 30 1989. The nose was later reconstructed but the result remains unsatisfactory per the plaintiff’s attorney.
In Pennsylvania Senator Hugh Scott campaigns on experience and power to win a third six year term. He touts on the scene endorsements from Nixon and Agnew and a well funded operation. Opponent William G. Lesler, a state senator, argues Scott is known but unproven and nationally partisan.
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