Obituary and local school board actions in Corry and Warren
Sam Migliaccio of 1312 West Pleasant Street dies at Corry Memorial Hospital. Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements. obituary to be published tomorrow. Three Corry School District teachers resign for retirement Edith Pax Zella Sandburg and Evelyn Rodemeyer effective end of term. Diana M Jackman secretary to elementary supervisor resigns effective April 20. Basketball game at Spartansburg gym features high school girls vs alumni women and two grade boy teams. admission 25 cents students and 50 cents adults. proceeds to Alumni Association. Warren Borough Council discusses bypass Phase I and II timing. six to eight years before Phase II. council urged rapid development. Warren school board approves $12,413,963 budget without tax increase. budget up almost $1 million from prior year aided by higher assessed valuation, state subsidy rise, and investment income growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken Funeral Home
Corry
Edith B. Pax
Zella C. Sandburg
Columbus
Evelyn §. Rodemeyer
Wright
Spartansburg Gymnasium
Alumni Association
Warren
Myron Jewell
Doctor Katzir elected Israel's president in contested race
In Jerusalem AP reports bio physicist Dr Ephraim Katzir won Israel's presidency, the first contested election for the office. He will be sworn May 23 for a five year term, succeeding Zalman Shazar who retires at 73. Katzir led Labor over Urbach 66 to 41 with nine blanks.
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Jerusalem
Ephraim Katchalski
Israel
Katchalski
Katzir
Zalman Shazar
Shazar
Golda Meier
Labor
Knesset
Ephraim Urbach
National Religious Party
Labor Party
TV Cameras In City Plan For Cleveland Monitor
Mayor Ralph Perk proposes a $21 million capital improvements package that includes 14 infrared television cameras with zoom lenses for downtown Cleveland. The cameras would feed a monitoring center at Central Police Station, with about $600,000 allocated for equipment.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
Central Police Station
Veto Battle in U S Capital Tests Nixon Override Bid
United States Congress moves to override President Nixon's veto of a rural water and sewer grant bill. House vote scheduled as Senate earlier failed to reach two thirds on a different veto. Budgeted at about 120 million for the year ending June 30, with loans-backed aid and fears of pork-barrel spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Nixon
Senate
Carl Albert
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Funeral services 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 in Pine Grove Cemetery. Organist Mrs J Richard Sehneider 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. Attending from away were Armour Hillstrom Priscilla Hillstrom Sarasota Fla David Hillstrom Albuquerque NM Mr and Mrs D L Hemphill Bethlehem Miss Agnes Benander Arlington Mass Mr and Mrs Cecil Kleist Dr and Mrs Norman Johnson Kenneth Lindblad Mrs Eunice Carlson Mr and Mrs Robert Turner Rev Robert E Land and Rev Robert G Finkheiser all of Jamestown Dr Elmer A Ortner Connelsville Miss Edith Lundahl and Paul Lundahl Rockford Ill Ruth Bowman Winnebago Ill Bernice Baker Princeton Ill Mr and Mrs Vincent Benander Cleveland Alyan Rehnberg Port Allegany Mrs Howard Rehnberg Murraysville Mr and Mrs James Allyn Eric and many friends from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Hillstrom
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
Mass
Kenneth Lindblad
Eunice Carlson
Robert Turner
Robert E. Land
Robert G. Finkheiser
Jamestown
Elmer A. Ortner
Connelsville
Edith Lundahl
Paul Lundahl
Rockford
Ruth Bowman
Winne
District Approves Hikes Citing Need to Compete
The board contends the proposed raises are reasonable because they cover fringe benefits like retirement and Social Security. Taxpayers wary of a sizable offer are cautioned that two factors drive the move: the need to attract talent and annual increases across most fields today.
Flood aid bill approved in Harrisburg for farmers
The Pennsylvania House approved a 12 million flood aid program for farmers covering home land crops and livestock with grants up to 5000 per farmer. Claims are due in 120 days based on reports to federal agencies with state aid capped at 5000 and 15 percent of losses above 5000. A constitutional amendment allows direct aid to individuals.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Farmers Home Administration
House
Emperor and Empress Lead Tree Planting in Japan
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.
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Miyazai
Japan
Hirohito
Nagako
Mt. Kirishima
Wounded Knee Standoff Persists Over Arm Surrender
Washington officials and AIM leader Russell Means remain at an impasse over when the militants at Wounded Knee will surrender their arms. Garment refuses talks until disarmament, despite a six point Justice Department pact aimed at ending the occupation. The dispute delays Indian treaty rights discussions and House subcommittee hearings on the seizure of the BIA building.
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Washington
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Russell Means
Leonard Garment
Garment
Means
Justice Department
House Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Governor Drops Mandatory Sentence Proposal in New Drug Case
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller has abandoned a plan for mandatory life imprisonment for hard drug sellers. He now supports a fixed prison term with probation or supervision for life after release, saying the shift came from talks with state code committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Nelson, A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Reading program dispute at Corry district board
Parents confront the Corry Area School District board over non graded reading results. They demand a reading specialist and expanded psychology programs in the 1973 74 budget and vow to push through June 4 budget approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Baressi
Fairview
Fort LeBoeuf
Kafferlin
Miss Baressi
Legislators Call For McHale Firing In Pennsylvania
Three rural lawmakers from both parties urge Gov. Shapp to dismiss Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale amid a dispute over agricultural research funds. Atty. Gen. Packel ousted eight farm group members from a committee. lawmakers call for resignations and threaten court action while McHale defends legality and delays decisions awaiting court results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Jim McHale
Israel Packel
McHale
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 in Tacoma incident
Traffic Patrolman James Jensen rode Feb 5 when his motorcycle’s transmission locked. He was pitched over the handlebars with a dislocated elbow. On Thursday he ticketed a speeder and the same cycle rolled away by itself, the same bike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
James Jensen
Jensen
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Nutley
N.J
Beth Israel Medical Center
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William S. Deal
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Corry, Pa
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Disney
Merin Jones
Lilli Palmer
Cristina Galbe
Don’s Garage
Donald Arnink
R. D
Henry Block
Hir Bloch
Forday
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