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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1969

Page

6

Corry College Protest and Local Incidents Rumors

Police investigated two reports including a morals case involving a 14 year old boy and a 6 year old girl and theft from an eastside home. A Youngstown driver, Sam E. Eanes, was treated after a fainting incident near West Washington street. Legal and highway updates include a tax evasion fine for Carl F. Schmidt of Erie and FAA runway work approval at Meadville airport. Edinboro students protested housing issues peacefully with no arrests.

Corry West Washington Street Penn Central Youngstown, Ohio Sam E. Eanes Youngstown West Smith Street Eanes Corry Memorial Hospital Erie Insurance Agency Erie Joseph Willson U. S. District Court Carl F. Schmidt Schmidt Federal Aviation Administration Meadville FAA Edinboro State College Edinboro W. C. Jones Jones

Eight Drivers Have Licenses Suspended

Corry residents William H. Boyle and Richard L. Root face speeding penalties of 15 and 60 days respectively. Union City list includes Joseph Klakamp 15 days for reckless driving and Josephine Klakamp plus Francis B. Malec with indefinite suspensions pending proof of financial responsibility, plus Gary L. Leech 60 days for permitting an unlicensed driver. Spartansburg share goes to Richard R. Sander with a 150 day suspension.

Corry Union City Spartansburg Bureau of Traffic Safely William H. Boyle K. R.D Richard L. Root Oakley Avenue Joseph Klakamp Elm Street Josephine Klakamp Francis B. Malec Market Street Gary L. Leech Lincoln Street Richard R. Sander R.D

Proxmire Opposes Remodeling of Capitol West Front

Senator William Proxmire, chairing the subcommittee, objects to a 45 million plan to demolish and rebuild the Capitol west front. He cites lack of justification as House approved planning funds of 2 million move the project forward. Architect Stewart testifies on a four year extension with restaurants and offices, while critics urge renovation in place.

Washington Senate William Proxmire Wisconsin Democrat J. George Stewart Stewart Proxmire Nixon American Institute of Architects Appropriations Committee West Front Senate Public Works Committee Capitol

Kremlin Says Reply To Nixon Likely Coming Soon

The Kremlin signals a response to Nixon's push for U S Soviet talks on nuclear arms. Gromyko tells Rogers a reply will come soon but offers no date, delaying the disarmament parley. talks at the U N and in Berlin discussed SALT and Middle East issues with no clear progress.

United Nations N.Y Kremlin Nixon Andrei A. Gromyko William P. Rogers U.S Gromyko State Department Robert J. McCloskey Middle East Joseph Sisco Anatoly F. Dobrynin Rogers Vienna Geneva McCluskey U.N. General Assembly Moscow Peking

Warren County Aides Underpaid Say County Official

Warren County Commissioner Thomas Donnelly urged that county courthouse employees are underpaid. He argued higher wages improve performance and retention, noting public salaries have long lagged. Dr. David Rice cited a 1965 Hanawalt Associates study as a workable base but flawed by lumped job classifications and needed adjustments amid broader negotiations with the United States.

Warren County Thomas Donnelly County Court House Donnelly David Rice Court House Hanawalt Associates Rice

Capitol Extensions Spark Budget Overrun Criticism

Critics targeted the costly expansion of the Capitol east front and the Rayburn House Office Building, accusing project overruns of exceeding all initial cost estimates and delaying completion. The debates highlighted fiscal accountability and architectural scope amid partisan tension.

Capitol Rayburn House

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