Auction Notice for Real Estate and Miscellaneous Goods
A local sale advertises frame urnace 668 stop for sale and estate items. Items include 1961 Oliver heater 400 and various farm equipment, wagons, solar parts, trunks, beds, and frames. Contact numbers 868-6015 and 5094 or 63-2832 for details and bidding. Auctioneer Mr Wheatall reachable at 825ee Seou- 54-9232.
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Eet Toker
N. N.Y. Vy
Oliver Ch Barn
Batmp
Wheatall
Vice Epair
Vice Motors
Corry Area Schools approve $65,000 raise package for teachers
The Corry Area Joint Schools Committee approved a $65,000 package for next year’s budget including a $200 across the board raise for 141 teachers totaling $28,200 and an additional $11,000 to place all teachers on step per a 1966-67 schedule. The plan covers Corry Columbus Elgin Spring Creek Wayne and Concord townships with state mandated increments and BC/BS costs noted. Continued details on salaries and experience-based scales are on page two.
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Corry Area Joint Schools Committee
Jointure
Corry
Columbus
Elgin
Spring Creek
Wayne
Concord
Corry Area
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
County Board of Elections
Jets Launch Heavy Attack on Cong Supply Lines
American warplanes mounted 133 raids over North Vietnam delivering the second heaviest blows since monsoon season began. One F105 Thunderchief was shot down. total U S losses reached 503 aircraft. Ground clashes eased west of Saigon as U S forces pursued a guerrilla battalion with significant artillery and air support.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
U.S. 8Th Infantry Division
U.S
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
Thailand
South Vietnam
17Th
North
Panhandle
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Dong Hai
Thua Thien
Seigon
Corry Board Awards Wright School Heating Bid
The Corry School Board accepted the low $53,762 bid from R. E. North Co. for a Wright School heating system overhaul with four bid phases plus an 8 percent architectural fee. Total cost rises to about $58,082. a 40 year heater blew, prompting replacement plans as board seeks $34,000 budget with possible balance from other sources.
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Corry School Board
Wright School Achitect
Erie
Johnson, Horigan
Corry
Wright
8.E. Anderson
Esac Sso
Merger Fails in Solon Backed Corry Area Jointure
Rural districts of the Corry Area School Jointure rejected a merged district about six years ago causing loss of state aid. Corry city voted for merger by a single vote, leaving the jointure intact and facing ongoing funding setbacks as described.
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Corry Area
Corry City
Cooling Off Period For Rail Strike Heads To Congress
Secretary Wirtz says the two day cooling off period could settle the railroad wage dispute. Congress races to pass Johnson backed resolution after a failed 20 day extension effort. If approved, Johnson would sign in Punta del Este to avert Thursday’s strike deadline.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Congress
Wirtz
House
Senate
Shepcraft
Senate Labor Committee
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Shafer Forecasts Tax Hikes After Budget Presentation
Gov. Shafer unveiled a 1967-68 budget of 1.61 billion dollars to the General Assembly and deferred tax recommendations. He asked lawmakers to review the budget first and promised to return with a revenue plan, including potential new taxes, after investigations. The plan shows 210.8 million in mandated increases and 99.6 million in new or expanded programs.
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Aiarrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
House
Senate
Harrisburg
State Feels Pinch In Trucking Lockout
Trucks ran in smaller numbers as a nationwide trucking industry shutdown entered its second day. In Philadelphia area 11 firms halted operations idling 475 drivers, with about 20 000 Teamster drivers in six locals. In Pittsburgh Aluminum Co of America reports affected shipments, while U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin say no issues yet. Pennsylvania Turnpike toll takers note reduced traffic and 4,000 affected Teamsters in central Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Teamster
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
Raymond Burch
Central Pennsylvania Motor Conference
James H. Hutchinson Jr
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn
Plants Start Shutdown In Trucking
A coast to coast trucking shutdown disrupts supply lines as Teamsters and Trucking Employers Inc negotiate a wage dispute into its third day. Auto production cuts loom in Michigan and other states with announced plant layoffs in Indiana Iowa Nebraska and Connecticut.
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Washington
U.S
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Connecticut
Teamsters Union
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters
TEI
TET
New Jointure Budget Sees Rise Near Two Million
The 1967-1968 Corry Area Joint School Committee tentatively approved a budget near 1.92 million dollars. Normal cost rises such as instruction and a large transfers increase due to tuition for Conneaut students drive the figure. Tax impact likely limited by increased state and federal aid as districts prepare final figures by Friday.
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Corry Area Jointure
Corry Area Joint School Committee
Jointure
Corry
Concord
Wayne Townships
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Columbus
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Unhappy Case of Harding School Remodel Jolts Corry Area
The Corry Area Jointure faces a heated debate over the $28,654 Harding School remodeling project. Heating and cooling issues leave the building cold in winter and hot in summer despite new systems. Contractor George Tinko testified about payments while the committee weighs further action.
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Corry Area
Corry
George Tinko
C.J. Peterson and Son Plumbing Firm
Peterson
Talks Race Issue With Students
In Nashville Tennessee a mediator reports tentative progress toward a formal meeting among student leaders members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and Nashville government officials after three nights of racial violence near Tennessee State University and Fisk University. Violence diminished as talks narrowed the conflict.
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Nashville, Tenn
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Nashville
Tennessee State University
Fisk University
Newsmen Return to Screens After Nationwide Strike
Television and radio resume normal operations as taped reruns end and anchors return. Hugh Downs Frank Blair Peter Jennings and others rejoin airwaves while AFTRA members vote to ratify the new contract with ABC CBS and NBC ending an 18 day walkout.
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New York
NBC
Hugh Downs
Frank Blair
Barbara Walters
David Brinkley
Chet Huntley
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Arnold Zenkers
Rus Tornadones
American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
ABC
CBS
AFTRA
Latins Press for U S Market at Inter-American Summit
Latins and 18 Latin American nations await President Johnson in Punta del Este for an inter American summit. Talks on trade credits and preamble to the chiefs of state declaration continue with thorny issues unresolved.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
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Chaffee
Wattsburg
Dale R. Liesch
Wittensberg
Wis
U.S. Air Force
Dong Hoi
Wright School
Paula Sue Meerdink
Kurtz Brothers
Louis Hanna
Pennsylvania High School Coaches’ Association
Pennsylvania State University
Solon
U. S
Haverhill
Mass
Iakovos
Greek Orthodox Church of
North and South America
Nation
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