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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1960
Page
8
Clarion College announces expansion by opening a branch campus in Oil City to extend offerings. The move aims to broaden access for local Pennsylvanian youth and enhance regional education options with joint or supplementary programs.
John J Funds of Pittsburgh, a former treasurer of the AM Byers Go Credit Enton, was sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to misappropriating about $26.57 in the plant’s civil funds. He reportedly tried to cover losses by playing a dice game at the South Side plant, saying he hoped for a miracle.
Mrs. Mary Kasner, 54, of Malerville area, died after illness. Survived by husband Stanley Kasper and a large family including sisters, brothers, and in laws. The body lies at Bracken Pineal House with viewing tonight and through Sunday. A Silent Romen Mass will be held at St Elizabeth’s Church Monday. Interment at St Elizabeth Cemetery.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Pearson tale labeled smear amid Watergate era debates. Mentions include the Nixon family loan details, Frank O Waters linked to Howard Hughes, and claims of higher court decrees affecting campaign finances.
Negotiators for General Electric and the United Electrical Workers reached a tentative three year wage agreement affecting about 10 000 GE workers in 13 plants. The pact includes wage increases 1 percent then 3 percent plus a fourth week of vacation after 25 years and an extra holiday. It omits a cost of living clause and adds welfare and pension improvements.
Erie area road project stalls as funding is short and design work slows. Officials note tentative routes from West Virginia to Pennsylvania and list contracts awarded for preliminary and final design segments while meeting attendees include Robert Bates and G A Harshman.
Oslo reports the Nobel Committee decided not to award the Nobel Peace Prize this year. The prize money remains reserved for next year with no amount disclosed. Previous laureates include Philip Noel-Baker in 1959 and no award in 1956.
A vintage automobile listing from Spartanburg Pennsylvania advertises a 1956 Oldsmobile 88 four door with Dynaflow transmission a Chevrolet four door with straight transmission and a 44 ton pickup heavy duty model among others. It notes radios and cylinder features and mentions a Ford dealer selling a model named Ridin.
A Montgomery wife, Ann D Miles, 40, refused to pay a traffic fine claiming a nomial fee was unfair. City Court Judge Eugene Los fined her $2, noting the move appeared to intimidate the court. After entering jail to serve two days, the mayor ordered her release due to no prior convictions.
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