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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1970

Page

6

Corry Area High School Football Night Crash and Fire Week Events

Two Corry Area High School football players were treated and released after a one car crash on Liberty street. Driver William B. Muckinkaupt, 16, claimed the car slid and struck a utility pole. Police cited Theodore D. Cooper, 21, for a noisy muffler violation. City residents are invited to an open house at fire station number one marking National Volunteer Firemen Week with a memorial dedication at City Park.

Corry Liberty Street Corry Memorial Hospital Craig Sampsell Wright Street Ricky Bigelow East Smith Street William B. Muckinkaupt East South Street Avenue A Liberty Stanford Hose Company Thomas Lathrop Theodore D. Cooper R.D. 2 Nee Merle Ottaway

Corry YMCA Plans Flag Grid Leagues For Youths

Corry YMCA physical director Larry Keely announced flag football leagues for boys and girls ages 6 to 18 behind the Corry Y. The aims are fun, cooperation, fellowship, and learning football basics. Leagues run through fall with games at 10 30 for 8 13 year olds 1 for 14 18 year olds and 2 30 for 12 18 year old girls. Report to the YMCA at the designated times to join.

Larry Keely Corry YMCA Tme

Senate Eyeing House Reform Bill Amid Adjournment Rush

Washington AP reports a congressional reform bill cleared the House 326 to 19 after months of debate. It aims to end secret voting in committees, ease votes on controversial measures, boost minority power, permit TV coverage of committee sessions, allow computer use, and install bullet proof glass to shield visitors amid violence concerns. The measure, over 24 years in the making, faces uncertain fate in the Senate before October 15 adjournment.

Washington Congress House Senate Mike Mansfield

Viet Cong Peace Plan Seen as Retread at Paris Talks

Washington officials view Nguyen Thi Binh's eight point proposal as largely the same as prior Viet Cong offers. It calls for US troop withdrawals by June 30 and Thieu Ky regime ouster, with prisoner releases to be discussed. US aides say no preconditions for talks and aim to assess any new openings. A fatal crash in Knox, Pennsylvania killed 18 year old Carol Ann Clark and injured two others after a one car wreck on Interstate 60.

Washington Viet Cong Paris Nguyen Thi Binh Saigon Thieu-Ky United States South Vietnam Binh U.S David K.E. Bruce Knox Carol Ann Clark Shippensville Clarion County

U.S. plans no force to free hostages in Jordan

U.S. officials say no military intervention is planned to free hostages in Jordan amid ongoing fears for Americans there. State Department and White House emphasize protection of citizens while noting no current request for U.S. action, with evacuation assets kept in readiness and forces moved to regional bases.

U.S Washington Jordan Mideast State Department Robert J. McCloskey United States McCloskey Nixon Chicago White House Ronald L. Ziegler Hussein Melvin R. Laird Turkey Pentagon Laird 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Air Force Incerlik Amman

Former Justice Fortas Lands First Post‑Resignation Case

Washington AP Abe Fortas has filed his first Supreme Court case since resigning over private dealings. He represents inventor Leland C. Clark and Beckman Instruments in a patent dispute on an instrument measuring blood oxygen concentration. the prior New Orleans Court of Appeals ruling marked the patent invalid. The late Justice Thornberry authored the contrary decision.

Washington Abe Fortas Supreme Court Louis Wolfson U.S. Court of Appeals New Orleans Fortas Leland C. Clark Beckman Instruments, Inc

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