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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1967
Page
3
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All city employees except the Fire Department will switch to a 40 hour week starting May 1. The City Council approved the change unanimously at its meeting. Police requested the change last October, but the measure failed for lack of a second. Fire Department hours remain 24 on and 48 off, with possible future study.
The article explains Pennsylvania Commonwealth Students Aid Program details for CAHS students. Aid ranges from 400 to 1200 dollars per year for next year with renewal up to four years if standards are met. PA allows aid for study anywhere in the nation and requires SAT scores for most applicants.
The Kane Men's Chorus, Moniuszko Glee Club from Erie, and Clymer Glee Club join for a Festival of Song this Saturday at 8 p.m. in Clymer Central School to benefit the American Field Service scholarships for high school seniors worldwide. Miss Gilma Garcia from Honduras will perform a dance from her country. Public invited.
In Fayette County two of five bus firms voted to resume runs after a Labor Relations Board election on teamsters representation. Oliver Battaglini of LaBelle and Dewey Milich of West Brownsville reported resumed operations. Battaglini’s drivers voted for the union, Milich’s against. Three firms were still undecided as of today.
The department can impose fines on railroads when mail-carrying trains miss posted schedules. A train is late if 15 minutes or more tardy. In the Burlington case, the discussion notes fines amounts across several lines including Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific.
In Northern Virginia 10th District the winner Joel T. Broyhill spent 91000 and loser Clive DuVal 125000 yet federal law caps at 5000 for House races. The piece notes loopholes including multiple committees and exempt categories, with DoJ enforcement unlikely without a formal invitation from Congress.
Fifth graders at Sacred Heart School in Erie Pa sent 45 cheerful letters to the crew of the U S S Long Beach now patrolling the Tonkin Gulf. Ensign Thomas J Mosser said the notes decorated with art work boosted morale on the guided missile cruiser. The letters were read by seaman Daniel Cyparski of Erie and pasted on bulletin boards and in the ship newspaper.
Kennedy calls for repeal of the law that would fund major parties with up to 30 million dollars in 1960. He warns the plan could empower national leaders and hurt local parties. Senate debate looms as Gore pushes repeal while Johnson defends the measure. A separate note confirms Ahidjo of Cameroon will visit Moscow July 4 to 10.
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