Trustees Approve Long Term Care Unit Plan At Corry Memorial
Beav er County hospital trustees unanimously vote to proceed with a 1 085 000 long term care unit and remodel at Corry Memorial Hospital with completion targeted by September 15 1968 and possible April construction start pending state approval. Total project cost 735 000 with further expansion options and fund raising discussed by Edgar Powell. Reorganization kept Thomas Russell as president and Dr Archie Tate named director of the laboratory along with new medical and dental staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Host Anne
State Commissioner of General and Special Hospitals
William Katterlin
Ee Commission
Board of Incorporators
Kafferlin
Edgar Powell
Vice Press
J. Guy Butters
W. H. Earnest
F. F. Flor‘ck
E. H. Harmon
James Hileman
Gerald Floyd
A. E. Tate
R. X. Williams
R. X. Williams Jr
Merle Amy
James Bogden
George Gould
John Moher
R. B. Summerville
Paul Weed
Judge Swope Dismisses Area Fish Kill Case
Erie County sportsmen react as Commonwealth Court Judge Lee F Swope dismisses the Union City Agway fish kill suit. The 1964 South Branch French Creek incident killed 70000 fish. fines cited for illegal hunting and fishing practices are noted. The Agway plant faced 5710 billed in April 1965 for liquid nitrogen discharge. indictment against Donald Rooney was quashed due to filing error.
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Lee F. Swope
Commonwealth Court
Harrisburg
Union City
Erie County
French Creek
Swope
Game Or Fish Commissions
Agway Inc
Donald D. Rooney
Attorney General’s Office
Alert Trooper Nabs Man For 63 Murder
Coudersport police report Sgt. Robert D. Baughman said Trooper Thomas Joy stopped a car for a traffic violation around 7 15 p m Tuesday in Coudersport borough. The occupant Earl Black was taken into custody and found to be the 1963 murder fugitive sought in FBI bulletins Joy had read earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coudersport
FBI
Robert D. Baughman
Thomas Joy
Earl Black
Black
Denton Hil
Joy
First in Classified Ads Spark at Sparta Merged Schools
Bertrand R Hover new supervising principal at Sparta Merged Schools spearheads substitute teacher search after prior administrations. The district faces ongoing staff shortages with two vacancies in vocational agriculture and industrial arts. Vocal teaching remains especially scarce amid merger uncertainties and potential third agriculture teacher surplus.
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Bertrand R. Hover
Sparta
Hover
Corry
Pervising
Vincent Tord
Ang
Roland Putnam
Journal
U S Tries To Stop Quakers Helping Beds
Toronto AP Quaker aid to Viet Nam faces U S action blocking checks to the Canadian Friends Service Committee American banks were ordered not to honor checks payable to the group The relief effort provided about 5000 dollars from the United States last year to aid medical supplies for South Viet Nam and Hanoi through the Red Cross Also in Valleyfield Quebec Msgr Joseph Langlois 90 Catholic bishop dies after months of illness.
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Toronto
South
Viet Nam
U.S
David Newlands
Canadian Friends Service Committee
Royal Bank of Canada
U. S. Treasury
South Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Hanoi
International Red Cross
Newlands
U. S
Valleyfield
Que
Msgr
Joseph Alfred Langlois
Wounded Marine Battle and UN Storm Over Viet Nam Peace
A Marine company stormed uphill toward a village south of the Viet Nam demilitarized zone and wounded a sniper fire. Civilians were questioned and released. In New York, the Soviet Union demanded immediate U S military withdrawal as the path to peace, criticizing U S proposals and urging unconditional bombing cessation and troop withdrawal. Gromyko filed three draft UN resolutions backing nonproliferation talks and nonintervention in internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
126Th Marines
United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gromyko
Democratic Republic of
United States
South Viet Nam
Assembly
Fourth Time Bo2s Bomb North Viet Nam In Large Air Raid
U S B 52 bombers raided southern North Viet Nam for the fourth time in the war blasting ammunition dumps truck parks and depots as part of a new aerial offensive aimed at cutting infiltration into the south. Earlier waves by air force navy and marines hit infiltration routes in the south while South Vietnamese troops repelled Viet Cong assaults near the Central coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Panhandle
Navy
Autumn Equinox Signals Seasonal Shift In Daylight
News notes the autumnal equinox arrived at 7:43 a.m. marking 12 hours of daylight on average, though observers report 12 hours eight minutes of sun today. The days will shorten gradually as fall begins and winter nears.
Workers Strike Over Radios in Louisville Plant
About 170 Cabot Piping Systems workers in Louisville members of Teamsters Local 89 walked off Thursday after being barred from listening to transistor radios on the job. Plant officials cited radios as a safety hazard and demanded return to work without music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouisville
Louisville
Ain
Teamsters Local 89
Cabot Piping Systems
Couple Wanted Here On Bad Checks Jump Bail
A man and woman linked to a phony check writing spree fled after bond posting in Sayre Pennsylvania. Detainers were filed by Officer Frank Carniege and other police, with victims including Corry A P stores. Names given as Andrew and Cynthia Voytus from Gipsy Pa remain unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carnegie
Sayre
Corry A&p
Tion Company
Tidioute
Warrren National Bank
Andrew
Cynthia Voytus
Gipsy
Corry
Warren
Titusville
Bayonet as Possible Murder Weapon in Valerie Percy Case
Kenilworth police say a Lake Michigan bayonet found may be the weapon used in Valerie Percy’s stabbing death. A crime-lab tech found no blood or hair traces. the blade shows nicks and a 16 inch length with a 4 inch black handle. The coroner’s aide notes a double edged weapon caused the wounds, though a fireplace poker feature was noted. Police chief Daley cautions it could be the weapon and notes a fingerprint from the Percy home does not match anyone known to access it. The Percy family has gone into seclusion in California amid reelection talk for Charles H. Percy.
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Kenilworth, Ill
Kenilworth
Lake Michigan
Valerie Percy
Chicago Police Crime Laboratory
Irwin Haviland
The
Crime Laboratory
Valerie
Daniel Dragel
Robert M. Daley
Daley
Charles H. Percy
U.S. Senate
Percy
California
Chicago
Douglas Dill
Serbia
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Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Quang Tri City
Phuc Vinh
Guam
Mu Gia
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