Corry notes death and school resignations in brief
Sam Migliaccio of 1812 West Pleasant Street died at Corry Memorial Hospital this morning. Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements. Three Corry School District teachers Edith Fox Zella Sandburg and Evelyn Rodemeyer resigning effective end of term. Diana M. Jackman secretary to elementary supervisor resigning April 20. Basketball game slated at Spartansburg gym with students and alumni, proceeds to Alum ni Association. Warren Council backs bypass Phase II timing. six to eight years after Phase I finish. Warren school board approves a 12.413 million budget with no tax increase citing valuation gains and state subsidies.
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Sam Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken Funeral Home
Corry
Edith B. Fox
Zella C. Sandburg
Columbus
Evelyn S. Rodemeyer
Wright School
Diana M. Jackman
Warren
Myron Jewell
Doctor Katzir Elected Israel's President in Contested Race
In Jerusalem AP reports Dr Ephraim Katzir formerly Katchalski, a leading biophysicist, won Israel's presidency with 66 votes to 41 for rival Dr Ephraim Urbach. Katzir will be sworn in May 23 for a five year term succeeding Zalman Shazar who retires at 73.
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Jerusalem
Ephraim Katehalski
Israel
Katzir
Zalman Shazar
Shazar
TV Cameras To Watch City Upgrade In Cleveland
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk unveils a 21 million capital improvements plan including 14 infrared cameras with zoom lenses to monitor downtown. The gear, about 600000 worth, would feed a monitoring center at Central Police Station.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Central Police Station
Veto Battle Continues In U S Capital
Congress moves to override President Nixon s veto of a rural water and sewer grant bill for about 120 million in the current fiscal year. House and Senate votes already showing mixed results amid arguments over pork barrel funding and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
Congress
House
Nixon
Senate
Carl Albert
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Funeral services held for Mrs Clara J Hillstrom at St Paul Lutheran
Funeral services for Mrs Clara J Hillstrom were held at 9 am at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev Patrick A L Maier officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Organist Mrs J Richard Schneider played Children of the Heavenly Father What A Friend We Have In Jesus and A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. Bearers were Carl Hillstrom C Andrew Williams Dennis Crowell David Hillstrom D L Hemphill Cecil Kleist Dr Norman Johnson and Harold Messenger. Family and friends attending from away included Armour Hillstrom Priscilla Hillstrom Sarasota Fla David Hillstrom Albuquerque NM and many Jamestown area mourners.
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Clara J. Hillstrom
Hillstrom
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Patrick A.L. Maier
Pine Grove Cemetery
J. Richard Schneider
the Heavenly Father
Jesus
God
Carl Hillstrom
C. Andrew Williams
Dennis Crowell
David Hillstrom
D.L. Hemphill
Cecil Kleist
Norman Johnson
Harold Messenger
Armour Hillstrom
Priscilla Hillstrom
Sarasota
Fla
Albuquerque
N.M
Bethlehem
Agnes Benander
Arlington
Mags
Kenneth Lindblad
Eunice Carlson
Robert Turner
Robert E. Land
Robert G. Finkheiser
Jamestown
Elmer A. Ortner
Connelsville
Edith Lundahl
Paul Lundahl
Rockford
Ruth Bowman
Winnebago
Ill
Bernice Baker
Princeton, Ill
Vincent Benander
Cleveland
Alvan Rehnberg
Port Allegany
Howard Rehnberg
Murraysville
James Allyn
Eric
Teacher raises seen as necessary to stay competitive
The school board defended proposed raises by citing fringe benefits like retirement Social Security and insurance. District taxpayers uneasy about the sizable offer were told two factors dictated the move the need to compete and ongoing annual increases across most fields.
$12 Million Aid Approved For Flood Victims
Harrisburg AP The House approved a $12 million program to compensate flood damaged farmers for home land crops and livestock losses. The bill creates up to 5000 per farmer with 15 percent of losses beyond 5000 covered by state grants. Maximum state aid remains 5000.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Farmers Home Administration
House
Emperor and Empress Lead Tree Planting in Miyazaki
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako led about 23,000 Japanese in planting 29,000 saplings at Mt. Kirishima. The emperor urged the crowd to preserve nature and protect Japan’s greenness during the Sunday event.
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Miyazai
Japan
Hirohito
Nagako
Mt. Kirishima
Wounded Knee Standoff Halts Talks Over Arms Surrender
Washington officials and American Indian Movement leaders report no progress in resolving the Wounded Knee confrontation. Russell Means and Leonard Garment clashed over when surrendered arms would be laid down as Justice Department testimony cites a tape claim. The six point pact between Justice and militants aimed to end the occupation set for Saturday.
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Washington
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Russell Means
American Indian Movement
Leonard Garment
Garment
Means
Justice Department
House Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Rockefeller shifts to fixed term and supervision plan
Gov Rockefeller abandons a mandatory life sentence for hard drug sellers and now favors a fixed prison term followed by probation or lifelong supervision after release. He cited negotiations with state legislators as the reason for the revised stance.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Reading program dispute surfaces at Corry board meeting
Parents challenge district non graded reading plan led by elementary supervisor Miss Ann Baressi. They demand a reading specialist and expanded psychology programs in the 1973-74 budget and vow to attend all meetings until final budget approval.
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Ann Baressi
Fairview
Fort LeBoeuf
Kafferlin
Miss Baressi
Legislators Call for McHale Firing Over Research Funds
Three rural lawmakers from both parties urge Gov. Shapp to dismiss Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale amid a dispute over agricultural research funds. They criticize his leadership as farmers face a court challenge to a ruling reallocating funds and to a legislative board created to oversee the money. McHale defends legality and says action will wait for court outcomes.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Jim McHale
McHale
Joseph
Ammerman
D-Clearfield
Atty
Israel Packer
Harness Racing Commission
Packer
William B. Lentz
Lentz
Dauphin County
General Assembly
Patrick Stapleton
Senate Agriculture Committee
Research Committee
Pennsylvania
Stapleton
Indiana
Chicago
Penn State
Cycle Expresses Mind Of Its Own
TACOMA Washington AP Traffic Patrolman James Jensen had his motorcycle throw him from the bike when its transmission locked on February 5. While writing a speeding ticket on Thursday the same cycle started up and trunched away by itself, a repeat of the incident.
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Tacoma
Wash
James Jensen
Jensen
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