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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1972
Page
1
In a brief notice, officials said a temporary aid unit will be licensed and regular salaries will be issued after a recent layout of safety and welfare measures. The move follows concerns about predictable pay and proper authorization for staff.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1980 context involving state level education, arts, and law sectors. Mention appears to cover school education, a higher education topic, earnings and possibly a statewide initiative or policy.
In 26 years Buick and Savko Lumber in Columbus faced 200 plus OSHA fines after a March safety inspection. Owner Burik disputes the laws and says some requirements are impossible to meet, noting violations include missing exit signs and no handrails. The mill faced 11 violations totaling 205 dollars, with questions over fire extinguisher counts and blade guard rules.
The Corry Salvation Army announces six openings for a federally funded day care center to start October 2 with 30 children enrolled. Positions include group supervisors, assistant group supervisors, child care aides, cook, part time janitor, and part time secretary. Applications accepted at Salvation Army office as remodeling continues with minor delay possible.
A Bear Lake youth, James Yoder, 15, was discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital after injuries from a car motorcycle collision on Route 957 two miles west of Lottsville at 5 10 pm. Edward Skinner, 28, of Warren Street, driving west, tried to pass the motorcycle when the boy swerved left, causing $100 damage to each vehicle. Skinner was uninjured.
Bonn reports it is countering threats by Arab terrorists demanding the release of three held for the Munich Olympics attack. Black September vowed a heavy blow if captives are not freed. Interior ministry warned of planned bomb packages to Jews for Rosh Hashanah. Nine Israeli athletes and five assailants died in the Munich raid and ensuing ambush. Police officials described details of negotiations and efforts to use tear gas, which were rejected.
Israeli air force planes attacked guerrilla bases across Syria and Lebanon after vows of retaliation for Munich. Jets penetrated near Damascus and into northern Lebanon around Tripoli, marking the deepest strikes since 1967. Villages Deir Al Achaya and Yanta near the Beirut-Damascus road were reported hit as supply points amid heightened regional tension.
In Christansted St Croix a helicopter aided search by about 150 federal agents for five to seven attackers after eight Americans were killed in a Fountain Valley Golf Course holdup. Victims identified include Mr and Mrs Richard W Griffin Jr and Mr and Mrs Charles Meisinger of Miami. Government vows capture and lower flags as $1000 reward offered.
Jamestown area shoppers warned by the Chamber of Commerce about counterfeit money. The chamber manager Dennis Frushone said a Jamestown chain store district manager reported faked twenties with 1968 serial numbers circulating. Police alerted, and serials B515 286 72A and B422 620 98 shared.
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment denied Donald Buell's appeal to open a snowmobile repair shop on Marion Street. The decision followed a prior identical ruling on East South Street by James Console. The board noted potential precedent and the area's recent council discussions on access road use for snowmobiles in Corry.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers barred James Hoffa from visiting Hanoi citing procedural irregularities in passport validation. Officials said the move aims to prevent publicity from private citizens negotiating prisoner releases while Hoffa hoped to meet POWs and discuss release terms. Hoffa blamed a leak for delays and said he still hopes to go.
City police investigate the larceny of two diamond rings worth 1375 dollars missing from Mr and Mrs Peter Glavis at 25 Seventh Street. Mrs Glavis said she placed the rings in a jewel box on September 1 and found them missing yesterday. She does not know when the break occurred.
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