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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1970
Page
3
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A U S Red Cross disaster team was called to Monaca and Vanport, Beaver County, after a tornado leveled buildings and left six injured and two families homeless. In Monaca a brick yard and lumber firm were demolished, homes damaged, and trailers overturned with three injuries. In Vanport, mainly exterior damage and twisted landscapes were reported with three injuries.
Dr. Michael J. Zavacky, University of Pittsburgh Titusville graduate and Democratic candidate for the 50th Senate district in Crawford, Mercer and Southeast Erie counties, addressed Corry Central Labor Council urging unity with the party. He praised labor laws and accused the Eisenhower era of harming workers, urging turnout for Democratic candidates including Lesler, Vigorito, Shapp, and Zavacky in November.
Martin E. Kurta of Uniontown Pennsylvania a Kent State student and head of the fund raising group announced a goal of eighty five thousand dollars to cover medical costs for twenty one Kent State and Jackson State University students injured in campus disturbances.
Antiwar organizers in disbelief as Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam accepts an invitation to address a March for Victory rally in Washington on October 3. Activists weigh risks of counter demonstrations while Ky’s trip is not an official visit, and the plan coincides with college work layoffs and peace candidate campaigns.
In Los Angeles a fingerprint on Sharon Tate’s French door was linked to Patricia Krenwinkel and another on the front door matched Charles Tex Watson. Prosecutors present 1969 killings tied to the Manson family with two key prints and wiped surfaces suggesting staged evidence.
Utica area police search for a car believed to carry one of four youths linked to a Wisconsin university lab bombing. Dwight Armstrong 18 and a companion were pulled over in Little Falls for a faulty muffler. Armstrong allegedly identified himself to officers and was allowed to proceed pending warrants. The youths tied to federal warrants include Leo Burt 22, Karleton Armstrong 22, and David Fine 18.
The Corry Public Library reveals new winter hours for adults and children starting Tuesday. Adults: Mon 10 to noon and 1 to 8, Tue 1 to 8, Wed 1 to 5, Thu 1 to 8, Fri 10 to noon and 1 to 8, Sat 10 to noon and 1 to 5. Children: Mon 10 to noon and 3 30 to 8, Tue and Thu 3 30 to 8, Wed 3 30 to 3, Fri 10 to noon and 3 30 to 8, Sat 1 to 5.
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