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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
3
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Governor Milton Shapp named C. Conrad Monroe of Corry to the State Advisory Council for Comprehensive Health Planning. Monroe, vice president and administrator of Marine banks in Corry, Erie and Girard, will serve a one year term representing industry and area wide CHP. He is active in CHP locally and brings banking and civic ties to the 45 member statewide council.
Two area men with similar surnames were killed in separate crashes yesterday. Wayne Holabaugh 19 of Conneaut Lake died in a work accident when a high lift overturned in a gravel pit off Route 158 near Mercer. Harry B Hollabaugh traveling east on Route 322 sideswiped a tractor trailer driven by Fred Vandervort Cranesville. The Hollabaugh car ran 60 feet before leaving the road.
East and West Germany joined the United Nations on opening day of the 28th session, joining Bahamas to reach 135 members. Israel opposed East Germany over reparations. the move reflected easing European tensions amid debates on Korea and Chile. In Rotterdam, Jan De Wit and Mary De Wilde wed after a canal rescue.
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Senate Judiciary Committee moves to revisit capital punishment, reviewing how other states restore the death penalty and shaping a potential bill. Gov Shapp backs a measure with acceptable provisions despite a commission's 10 6 vote against it, while House support for a mandatory gas chamber faces opposition due to concerns over strictness and Nazi memory fears.
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