Ohio Woman Injured in Route 89 6 Crash in Corry
An Ohio woman, Veronica M. Unger, 69, is listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at Routes 6 and 89. Her husband Henry Unger 66 was driving. Richard Frank of Waterford headed the other vehicle.
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Henry Unger
Ohio
Corry Memorial Hospital
Veronica M. Unger
Wickliffe
Wayne Street
David L. Burlingame
West
Washington Street
Robert L. Burt
R.D. 2
Centerville
Burlingame’s
Roger E. Bailey
RD. 3
Corry
Bailey
Burlingame
Burt
Sara McCloskey
West Pleasant Street
Ann Hodgins
A.D
McCloskey
City to draft new refuse contract amid landfill, billing changes
The City Council authorized the city engineer to prepare new specifications and a bidding process for a revamped refuse contract. The current Superior Refuse Co. contract ends March 1, 1970, with options exercised elsewhere. Proposals include city owned or jointly operated landfills, curbside pickups, and possible land or billing shifts to taxes or direct billing by contractors.
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The
Superior Refuse Co
Superior
Council
Johnson
Kennedy Lawyers Block Proceedings In Kennedy Kopechne Case
A postponement of the Edgartown inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death was ordered by Justice Paul C. Reardon after Kennedy lawyers argued their constitutional rights would be breached. The full Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will review constitutional issues before resuming proceedings, with no date set.
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Boston Ar
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Paul C. Reardon
State Supreme Court
Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
Reardon
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Robert H. Quinn
Opening Day Enrollment Steady for Corry Area Jointure
Superintendent Ray Elsen reported Corry Area Jointure opened with enrollment close to last year at 3,339 students. Elementary enrollment stood at 1,722, secondary at 1,617, aided by three mobile classrooms at Conelway School to ease overcrowding and balance loads. The faculty was described as the finest yet gathered.
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Corry Area
Ray Elsen
Conelway School
Jointure
Ellsen
Welfare ceiling challenged in South Carolina case
A federal court suit was filed Tuesday to declare South Carolina's maximum ore payments limit of $114.80 per month unconstitutional. The Legal Services Agency of Greenville representing two welfare women filed the action in U S. district court.
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Greenville
S.C
South Carolina
Legal Services ‘Agency of
Office of Economic Opportunity
Ho Chi Minh In Grave Condition At Hanoi
Hanoi reported Ho Chi Minh in a somewhat grave condition with a developing illness. Saigon officials believed the 79 year old founder of Vietnamese communism was near death as a medical team attended him day and night.
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Tokyo
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Saigon
Paris
North Vietnam
Communist
Vietnam
Central Committee
Uncle Ho
Hue
Europe
Carlton Hotel
London
France
Lenin
Stalin
Trotsky
Moscow
Indochina
Comintern
China
Hong Kong
Thailand
Hold Former Corry Man On Dope Charge
A Corry man Conrad Dale McQuiston and companion Joseph D Ambrosio of Melrose Park Illinois were indicted in Norfolk Virginia for possession of marijuana. They are held without bond in Suffolk on attempted murder and kidnapping charges after an all night chase in Virginia and North Carolina following an alleged shooting of a state police officer and a justice of the peace. The pair are using aliases in Virginia court records.
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Corry
Illinois
Norfolk
Conrad Dale McQuiston
Joseph D'Ambrosio
Melrose Park
Suffolk
Virginia
McQuiston
Dale Bruno Gneine
D’ambrosio
North Carolina
City Accepts Marine Plan on Investment
City Council accepts Marine Bank proposal to invest 305000 from 1969 bonds and revolving fund. Investments: 80000 for 60 days at 4 percent, 100000 for 90 days at 6 percent, 125000 for six months at 6 percent. Councilors vote unanimously in favor of Zarger's motion.
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City Council
Citizens Carry Office
The
Marine Bank
Edward Zarger
National Bank of Corry
Zarget
Columbus Faces Arrears in School Rent Talks
Columbus stands three months in arrears on rent to the Corry Area School Jointure as state reimbursements delay funds. The board discussed winter needs and bus shelter purchases while noting a cash balance of $38,381 and wage taxes of $750 last month. Real estate levies yielded $14,000 and $14,500 arrived from the commonwealth. auditors found a $114 discrepancy to fix.
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Columbus
Corry
Commonwealth
West Smith street storm sewer contract awarded to Olszewski Bros
City Council awarded the West Smith street storm sewer project to Olszewski Bros of Kane for 11060 dollars over rival bid 11867 by E.H. Bilowich Construction of Glendora Pa. Funds come from the 1964 bond issue with city crews to handle initial work and sidewalks to be replaced after pipe laying. The successful bidder will start once preparations are complete.
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West Smith Street
Olszewski Bros
Kane
Olszewski
E.H. Bilowich Construction Co
Glendora
Worth Street
Route 6
David Johnson
Johnson
Unborn Child Survives Gunshot in Asheville
A two week old boy in Asheville was reported in good condition after surgery to remove a bullet that lodged in his brain when his mother was shot before birth. Doctors caution long term brain damage is possible. The mother Mrs Glenda Messer of Waynesville was accidentally shot Aug 18 when her husband dropped a pistol. the baby was born prematurely two days later.
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Asheville
N.C
Glenda Messer
Waynesville
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Richard Frank
Frank
Unger
Journal
Endsley
Mrs. Unger
Kevin
Harold Eberhardt
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
West Washington Street
Kennedy Lawyers Block Proceedings
Rassell Bram
Streets
Russell Brant
Brant
Joseph Furst
W. Smith Storm Sewer
North Haven
Conn
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