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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1970

Page

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Rolling Semi Crash Near Hare Creek Bridge

Harold Miles, 28, of Spring Creek, drove a tractor-trailer that rolled over on North Shady avenue near Hare Creek bridge. Miles escaped injury. truck damage about $1,000. Vehicle owned by Vern Messenger of Corry. Police Officer Emmanuel Robertson investigated.

Harold Miles R.D. 1 Spring Creek North Shady Avenue Hare Creek Bridge Miles Vern Messenger Corry Emmanuel Pete) Robertson Pryor

U S presses Russia over release of generals and passengers

The United States accuses Moscow of violating the 1968 U S Soviet consular agreement by denying access to the U S Army plane crew and passengers for five days after it landed near the Turkish border. Dobrynin says the release depends on the investigation and hopes no repeat incident occurs.

Washington United States Moscow State Department Passador Anataly F. Dobrynin Soviet Union Russia U.S Tass Thas Socialist Countries Dobrynin John N. Irwin

Youths Charged In Murder and Robbery on North Side

In Pittsburgh two Northside youths James H. Dobbs 17 and Michael Perkins 15 faced murder and armed robbery charges. Police say they stabbed 68 year old James Brislin after a small change theft on October 15.

Pittsburgh James H. Dobbs Michael Perkins James Brislin

Wayne Township eyes disposal site amid annexation toll

Wayne Township facing loss of 40 acres to Corry now could lose an additional 450 as Penn Disposal of Erie gains a permit for a sanitary landfill five miles southeast of Wattsburg. The 490 acres may be affected by state Superior Court rulings next month while Penn Disposal vies for Erie County Solid Waste Authority bids.

Wayne Township Corry Penn Disposal, Inc Erie Wattsburg Penn Disposal Erie County Solid Waste Authority

Nixon Attacked by Mob in San Jose Riot and Fire

President Nixon faced a violent mob during a San Jose rally as rocks and other missiles struck his limousine. Fire at the Western White House in San Clemente forced his evacuation. Secret Service and media staff were injured or hit by debris. Nixon denounced the violence, signaling a push to address the wave of radical antiwar action.

San Clemente Calif Nixon America San Francisco Bay San Jose California Ronald Reagan U.S George Murphy White House Oceanside Villa Ronald L. Ziegler John F. Kennedy GOP Secret Service Rose Mary Woods Caracas Ziegler Senate Illinois Minnesota Nebraska Murphy John V. Tunney

Swift Police Action Solves Crestline Plant Burglary

City police quickly solved a Crestline Inc burglary on Pennsylvania Avenue after an employee stole $80. Officers Hurlbut and Robertson lifted prints and collected blood samples, then fingerprinted three workers. Dennis M. Consolo, 18, confessed, waived a hearing, and posted $1,000 bond for arraignment.

Crestline, Inc Pennsylvania Avenue James Scheiner James Hurlbut Emmanuel Pete) Robertson Hurlbut Pennsylvania State Police Crime Laboratory Porter Auer Conzolo

Losses $1,000 In Two Crashes In City

Two single car crashes yesterday afternoon and evening caused about $1,000 in damage. No injuries were reported. Harry Crawford 16 of 34 West Bend Street lost control turning from Summer Street onto East Main, hitting a curb and striking R. Sandberg 16 of Cody RD 3. Sandberg later reported the incident to police.

Harry 4. Crawford West Bend Street Crawford East Main R. Sandberg RD. 3 Cody Paar Coeiee

Urban Renewal Phase II Start in Fourth Ward Plan

City planners, the Erie County Redevelopment Authority and officials discussed Phase II funding and parcel dispositions as Phase I nears completion. Contracts exist for two parcels, one for elderly housing, with three more to be pursued to account for all eight parcels and clear land for HUD backed development. Demolition and relocation plans hinge on a reapraisal after HUD funds Phase I, with a winter to early spring demolition timeline.

Fourth Ward Erie County Planning Erie County Redevelopment Authority City Housing Authority Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD

Airline tests secret antihijack weapons plan

Air carrier Eastern Airlines will test two new secret weapons for pilots in last-ditch hijack situations. One device allegedly stuns, the other fires an unspecified missile. The carrier will continue deterring hijackers on the ground and expand security measures beyond the FAA antihijack system.

New York Astern Airlines Eastern Federal Aviation Administration

Jamestown Art Metal Sold to Tomar Inc

Art Metal Corp of Jamestown, a leading maker of metal office products, is sold to Rochester based Tomar Industries Inc. The deal includes Jamestown, Spartansburg South Carolina, and Fresno California facilities valued at 18 million dollars with 700 Jamestown employees. No major changes expected in operations.

Art Metal Corp Jamestown Rochester Tomar Industries Inc HBO Estown Art Metal Spartansburg S.C Fresno Calif Jamestown Laminating Pamee Art Metal- Knoll Corp Knoll Assoc Thomas G. Maguire Art Tomar

Governor Candidate Unhurt In Crash

Forsyth Georgia AP Hal Suit Republican candidate for governor in the November election escaped injury when his car rolled down an embankment. Suit said after the accident Thursday that he feared eight or nine months of work was lost.

Forsyth Hal Suit Suit

Welfare rolls jump 20 percent amid heavy tax squeeze

Washington AP reports welfare rolls rose 20 percent to a record 12.2 million. The increase from June 1969 to June 1970 strains government finances and could boost Nixon’s $8.7 billion welfare budget by up to $1 billion. Federal and state officials cite several causes and note property tax hikes and cutbacks in welfare services.

Washington Nixon Milwaukee Los Angeles Ohio CA Seckor John Twiname ADC

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