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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
6
Lor Truseal of Corry R D 4 was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment of first and second degree burns on her right forearm after spilling hot coffee at home. Her condition was listed as satisfactory.
Mc Carthy praised Johnson’s decision not to run again. Humphrey, returning from Mexico, greeted by about 500 supporters in Washington, said he would meet Johnson and speak further. Freeman stood nearby, not commenting on support. Senator Willis signaled possible backing amid Democratic leaders and labor chiefs.
Washington AP reports the Senate braces for Johnsons appeal to raise taxes while tying a 6 billion spending cut to the measure. Democrats push for a late vote on the 10 percent income tax surcharge rider to the House bill, amid opposition from Smathers Long and Johnson aides. The administration remains wary, citing unworkable provisions and unclear House support.
During budget meetings the mayor and council discussed recommendations to improve police benefits. Proposals include 21 days paid vacation after 10 years, longevity pay after three years, up to five years of accumulated sick leave, six paid holidays, and a definite pension plan. The mayor noted Corry officers earn competitive pay but lack some fringe benefits. implementation depends on projected costs and manpower.
The funeral service for Mrs. Alice LaPaze was held at St. George Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev. James C. Grove officiated. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Paul LaPaze James O'Brien Robert Carroll and Walter Sweet. Attendees included relatives from Erie Youngstown and Corry.
Mr Lay of Spartansburg R D 1 dies at home after long illness aged 80 born September 19 1887 in Knox Pa. He married Bertha Hillard in 1902 and Jom Smith in 1968. Survived by wife six children nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Hays Spartansburg burial Rose Hill. Funeral home visitation this evening and tomorrow.
The decision prompts states and courts to align 1,253 local governments with the one person one vote standard. California Maryland Minnesota Missouri New York South Dakota and Wisconsin have already applied the principle to local bodies. About 60,000 remaining local units face guidance or orders to redraw districts to avoid substantial population inequalities.
U S officials announced a Stockholm weekend agreement creating a new paper gold plan that offers the Common Market veto over IMF operations. France may abstain, but the plan could advance with 65 governments by 1969, ushering reforms in IMF voting and gold pricing while US veto power remains.
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