City police cite Higby for manning red signal
Police filed charges against Donald Higby of 5 East Bend Street for manning a red traffic signal with the charge processed by District Justice Porter Auer. Also, Clarence L. Glass, 4, of 6 Dowman Street Union City was arrested on a desertion and non support warrant. Glass was turned over to a Union City constable and his wife Mary Ruth of 42 Waterford Street is complainant. The force is investigating six Corry Area High School windows broken last Friday night after conversations with six suspects, and two local drivers faced license suspensions this week: Roberta A. Matre speeding 90 days and Effie M. Hedstrom for failure to pass a driving test and incompetency. Reverend Dale E. Boyer will speak tomorrow at Warren Seventh Day Adventist Church at 9:30 a.m. He serves as program director for the Pennsylvania Council on Alcohol Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Higby
East Bend Street
Porter Auer
Union City
Clarence L. Glass
Dowman Street
Glass
Mary Ruth
Waterford Street
Corry Area
Russell Brant
Brant
Pennsylvania Bureau of Traffic Safety
Roberta A. Matre
Spring Creek
Effie M. Hedstrom
North Main Street
Dale E. Boyer
Warren Seventh Day Adventist Church
Boyer
Pennsylvania Council On Alcohol Problems
Dead pilot’s remark linked to Wichita State crash route
Wichita State University player testifies the copilot told a passenger he would try to show the scenic route before the Minnesota charter plane crash that killed 30. Details compare two Martin 404 flights, one overweight at 3,600 pounds, the other lighter and cleared. Witnesses recount weights, routes, and inquiries by the National Transportation Safety Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Dave Lewis
Ronald G. Skipper
Tom Reeves
Wichita State
Skipper
Golden Eagle Aviation, Inc
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Administration
Denver
Clear Creek Canyon
Colorado Rockies
Logan
Utah
Rockies
Wichita
National Transportation Safety Board
Leland T. Everett
FAA
Condemned 3: Corry Faces Unresolved Building Crisis
City housing officer John Hornick says the condemned structure could be made sound with work and notes a local businessman is interested in using it as a warehouse. With an unresolved title dispute, officials cannot order demolition or sale, leaving Corry with an eyesore deemed a menace to public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hornick
Hornick
Corry
Arbitration Selection For Corry City Budget Sessions
The city plans to start the 1971 budget next Monday and may seek swift arbitration to speed or slow budgeting. An arbitrator will be chosen from three names provided by the American Arbitration Association. Each party will strike one name, leaving the remaining one to conduct sessions. The meeting site is to be set by the arbitration association. The Corry employees’ arbitrator will come from the Pittsburgh AAA office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Arbitration Association
Douglas Rozelle
Rozelle
Arbitration Association
Pittsburgh
Association
Deaths John R. Pierce of Corry at 59
John R. Pierce 59 of 64 East Frederick Street died suddenly at home. Born July 16 1911 in Plymouth New Hampshire he studied at the University of Michigan earning a mechanical engineering degree in 1936. He taught at Case Institute of Technology and later ran a welding equipment firm in Cleveland. He worked 17 years at Power Equipment Co. in Gallon Ohio and, for five years, at Elgin Electronics in Corry. Survived by his wife Eleanor Averill two sisters Dorothy Campbell and Kathryn Pierce. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow. services Sunday at 2 p.m. with cremation to follow.
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John R. Pierce
Pierce
East Frederick Street
Plymouth
N.H
Berlin
University of Michigan
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Power Equipment Co
Gallon
Ohio
Corry
Elgin Electronics Incorporated
Eleanor Averill
William
Dorothy) Campbell
Kirtland
Kathryn Pierce
Hastings
Hudson
N.Y
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
Nixon Eyes Paying Farmers to Destroy Wild Marijuana
Government sources say the Nixon administration may pay farmers to eradicate wild marijuana on their land under the Agricultural Conservation Program funded through the Justice Department and Agriculture Department. If ACP is cut, up to 3,000 county agent jobs could be at stake as officials push to preserve conservation funding amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Agriculture Department
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Secretary
Clifford M. Hardin
Midwest
Manila
U.S. 7th Fleet to Withdraw About 15 Percent From Vietnam
Nineteen ships of the U S 7th Fleet will return home from Vietnam to retire from active service as part of President Nixon's force reduction. Carriers Bon Homme Richard and Shangri La head the list, with several destroyers, LSTs and support ships slated for mothballing or sale. Army units totaling 1,770 men also ordered inactivated. Air force and South Vietnamese crews reported low mission totals, signaling a waning war effort.
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Bon Homme Richard
Shangri la
Buck, Perkins
Knox
Bon Homme Richards
America
Oriskany
Laos
Benewah
Peacock
Persistent
Paricutin
Virgo
Tillamook
Mahopac
Holmes County
Hunterdon County
Jennings County
Page County
Park County
Pitkin County
Wexford County
Navy
U.S. Command
Vietnam
7Th Fleet
U.S. Air Force
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Lower
Panhandle
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Hue
My Lai Trial Postponed By Lawyer Illness
FT Hood Texas AP Sgt David Mitchell’s court martial on My Lai charges was postponed indefinitely due to his civilian lawyer Ossie Brown collapsing in a Temple hospital for internal medicine tests after 244 days were needed. The case, led by Col George R Robinson, marks Mitchell as the first American soldier tried over the 1968 massacre near My Lai, with prosecutors resting after three witnesses and conflicting accounts of rifle fire. Pittsburgh group cites four firms for pollution control efforts including Allegheny Ludlum Steel Edgewater Steel Combustion Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Hood
Tex
David Mitchell
My Lai
Ossie Brown
Temple
Killeen
Brown
George R. Robinson
Mitchell
St. Francisville
Baton Rouge
Blacks Sue Realtor For Rental Refusal
In Pittsburgh a federal civil rights suit charges realtor William Elkind refused to rent to a black family, the Powers, unless they produced proof of settled prior lease. The suit seeks an injunction barring further rentals to others. Edwin H. Gott, U S Steel chairman, received a lifetime metals society membership at a 40,000 member AMA luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William Elkind
Daniel Elkind
Lee Powers
Elkind
Powers
Metals Park
Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Edwin H. Gott
American Society For Metals
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Ason
Robert Linkerhoff
R.D. 3. Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Linkerhoff
Rebecca Kchanan
Rossin
U.S
East Main Street
Pbapie
Loblaws Tata Stella la Brae PA Tae
Maxwell House Coffee
Orchard Park
Pte
Ier
Viet
GASP
Allegheny Gaona
Allegheny- Ludlum Steel Corp
Union Specialty Casting Corp
Edgewater Steel Corp
Combustion Engineering
Frank’s
Hammond
West Washington ST
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