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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
3
A partial slip mentions re char per reed and alry ging en rared, indicating an unclear request for reads or renewals. The legible bits suggest administrative or clerical action but lack concrete names, dates, or places for precise summary.
Fragmentary note references Mr. Viton and an 118 designation. Details are unclear but suggest a local notice or brief mention within a larger page.
The United Fund drive, represented by a beaver in City Park, reports 32 percent of its 1973 $100,000 goal reached. Journal photo by McEldowney.
Oil City council hears Civil Service hearing against Sgt. Robert EB Corbin accused of stealing money from parking meters. Hearing continued to next Tuesday night. Corbin remains on duty. Witnesses testified behind closed doors in city hall. officials reported shortages and missing coins in one lot. Possible penalties include up to 30 days off or suspension if found guilty.
West Farmington Maine hosts National Education Week experiment with 18 children daily in a 120 year old single classroom. Students, grades one through six, use slate and wooden benches while eating bread cheese and raisins. Veteran teacher Freda Kelley assists as student teachers from the University of Maine help guide the week long history lesson, noting that education has not changed much.
In Harrisburg AP report the May revise bill to boost legislative pensions 15 percent over three years and reform the state retirement system may return to Finance Committee amid opposition to a pension hike while tax cuts stall. GOP leaders fear political backlash and hypocrisy by approving $14 million for incumbents as tax relief remains unresolved. Senate action includes a rare endangered species bill with a $400 fine and a ticketing bill targeting Eagles owner Leonard Tose, sent to the House on wide votes.
Kimberly Ann Pfinsgraff, Ohio State senior and Delta Delta Delta sponsor, is among five finalists from 190 candidates for OSU homecoming queen. The winner will be announced during the OSU Northwestern game. Pfinsgraff enjoys skiing scuba diving swimming and work with children. Dow Export Market Sets 1972 Record
Robert Lange Sr. says more than half the entrants in the 1973 All-American Derby violated rules. He faced a $2,000 fine to the Boys' Club of Boulder and a two year ban from derby participation after aiding his nephew James Gronen’s car with an electromagnetic device. Lange claimed Gronen was unjustly disqualified for an illegal speed gimmick.
Harrisburg AP reports the state began issuing long term plates for municipality owned vehicles. Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab says the change will save taxpayers about 50000 dollars annually since local governments do not pay annual registration fees.
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