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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
1
Estate Notice for City of Pennsylvania Jewel
Notice outlines probate steps for the estate of the city resident in Pennsylvania. Court actions include appointment of an executor, filing of claims, and deadlines for creditors and heirs. Public record indicates court docket numbers and local probate office contact for interested parties.
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Corry's Cost Seven-Two Thousand Eight Hundred Twelve
Corry faces an urban renewal project in Erie County with a total estimated cost of 662 500 and Corry’s share at 72 812, about one eighth of the net 582 500 after an expected 90 000 from land sales is subtracted. The plan, labeled Southwest Corry Urban Renewal Project, covers over 18 acres with 46 homes and 20 businesses still in place, 35 residences and 17 commercial properties found deficient, and up to 30 families to be relocated as work starts. Christopher Capotis, Erie County planner, presented initial figures for federal and state funding in the survey and planning application. The survey alone costs 125 500, funding the first step to assess clearance, rehabilitation, and relocation needs. The project area is bounded by First Avenue, West Main Street, Lemon Street and West Pleasant Street, and includes mostly improved streets. The formal city vote and further steps were to continue on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Corry
Christopher Capotis
Erie County
Southwest Corry
First Avenue
West Main Street
Lemon Street
West Pleasant Street
Johnson
House Debates Interest Limiting Bills in Inflation Fight
Washington AP The House begins consideration of bills to limit bank interest on time deposits to curb higher rates at commercial banks. Democrats split over compromise between Patman and Treasury plans, with debate likely to extend past the Thursday vote. One proposal fixes a ceiling for deposits up to 100000, subject to presidential approval. another defers to Federal Reserve discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Savings
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Latman
Bank Ing
Robert G. Stephens Jr
D-Ga
Federal Reserve
North Center Project May Become Real Highway Soon
Fifty four years ago the state paved part of North Center street from Columbus Avenue forming state Route 426. The Journal has long groused about the street, then a brick 16 foot wide road built by the State Highway Department in 1912 with brick buttresses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Journal
State Highway Department
City rejects two fire barn door bids as too high
Corry bidders George Tinko and McCray Aluminum Products submitted base bids of 6200 and 5643 respectively with alternates 3620 and 3452. Councilman Brant moved to reject both bids and a new plan to reduce openings or install doors is being explored. Margaret Sanger dies at 82 in Tucson after a lifetime campaigning for birth control and publishing The Woman Rebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tinko
McCray Aluminum Products
Corry
Tinko
McCray
Russell Brant
Property and Public Parks
David Johnson
Margaret Sanger
Tuscon, Ariz
Nationalists Vow to Stand firm after Verwoerd death
South Africa's ruling Nationalist party affirmed unshakable determination to pursue Hendrik Verwoerd's policies after the leaders assassination. A Cape Town caucus approved a condolence message as police investigated the killing. The party holds a near five sixths majority in Parliament and will pick a new leader who will become prime minister. Radio SA suggested a state funeral for Verwoerd in Pretoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Cape Town
Thee
Radio South Africa
Pretoria
South African Press Association
Theophilus Donges
Donges
Reds step up terror to torpedo Viet Nam election
In Saigon and Hue a surge of incidents and seized explosives on the eve of South Viet Nam’s constitutional assembly vote. A Viet Cong cell planned devices for polling places, while another cell was busted in Da Nang with 50 pounds of explosives. Officials note Viet Cong orders to disrupt turnout amid Buddhist boycotts, with many provinces reporting increased pressure on voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Viet Nam
Saigon
Soun Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Constitutional Assembly
Hue
Viet Cong
da Nang
National Liberation Front
U.S
South
Housing Chief Off Hot Spot In City Housing Rule Change
Corry plans to place housing inspectors with Erie County Health Department pending final agreement while City Council splits the role of housing official from housing committee chair. City engineer warns of ethical issues as Mrs. Louis Morrow would only chair the committee, with a separate housing officer appointed by Council to perform inspections and determine appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Department of Health
Corry
Health Department
Louis Morrow
County Health Defense
Housing Committee
Ner
Zobing Board of Appeals
David Johnson
Johnson
US planes hit two North Vietnamese rail lines
American fighter bombers targeted the Hanoi to China rail arteries as Air Force F105s struck the northwest line 102 miles from Hanoi and others hit the northeast line 85 miles away. Ground fighting slowed but Viet Cong incidents aimed at disrupting elections continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Marine
North Viet Nam
Corry Youth Involved in Head-On Crash Injures Four
An elderly Kenmore couple remains in fair condition after a head-on collision with a car driven by a Corry youth on Route 4 near Titusville. Julius J. Canteen and his wife Harri etta suffered fractures and multiple injuries. the other driver Harrison Keppel 18 and passenger Susan Eason 18 were treated for facial lacerations and a nose injury. Keppel faces potential charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
N. Y
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Corry
Julius J. Canteen
Harriet
Canteen
Titusville Hospital
Hamet
Harrison Keppel
Martin Keppel
East
Columbia Avenue
Susan Eason
Titusville
Richard Wargo
Pittsburgh man charged in multiple rapes and attempted rape
John L. Jackson a 20 year old hospital orderly from Herron Hill Pittsburgh was charged with rape burglary sodomy and attempted rape before Magistrate John ae held on $10 000. Police say a 23 year old nurse and a 19 year old girl were raped in their homes while a Roman Catholic nun survived an attempted rape in her room last April 1. The article also notes the Prieto quintuplets turning three in Maracaibo Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Herron Hill
John L. Jackson
John | Ae
Light Petition Hits Council At Right Time
A petition from 166 Johnson Street residents asked for a street light at Johnson and May streets. Councilman Jack Downey proposed 18 new mercury vapor lights in First Second and Third wards as part of an ongoing upgrade plan with budgeted funds remaining for a few more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kongest
Johnson Street
City Council
Johnson and
May Streets
Percy Corthe
Jack Downey
Downey
Schreckengeats
INA Router
Funds Available For Recreational Projects In Pa
State officials note federal Land and Water Conservation Fund and Project 70 program offer matching grants for local recreation builds. LWCF allocates 2.41 million to Pennsylvania for 1986 87, with funds usable for playgrounds tennis courts beaches and more but not pools or golf courses. Applications are first come first served and funds expire June 30 1969 unless awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tanner
Harrisburg
Federal Land and Water Conservation Fund
Congress
LWCF
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Pennsylvania
Tenner
Department of Forests and Waters
Tanner
Hhis Bureau
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