FBI Aging Force Feeds on New Retirement Law
The FBI expects a younger look as a 1978 retirement rule pushes gradual exits. Only about 43 agents must retire by January, roughly 5 percent of 8,000. Middle-aged investigators leave slowly, finding better pay in private sector jobs. The change eases gaps with younger officers while not drastically affecting top policy makers.
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Washington
FBI
PBI
Homer Boynton
Boynton
Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Inethe-tong Tun
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Richard G. Held
Richard H. Ash
Vo Tech and Area Schools Hit by Burglars
Corry State police report thefts at the Corry Area School District Vo tech School on Route 6. 150 to 200 pounds of copper wire and an AM Westinghouse radio were taken. Entry method unknown. Cherrytree Elementary in Titusville was burglarized over the weekend, with a rear window broken. Office and kitchen ransacked, cash and food stolen. Police investigate both incidents.
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Corry
Corry Area
Vo-tech
Westinghouse
Cherrytree
Titusville
Corry Aves School District Faces Budget and Calendar Uncertainty
In Corry Aves, the school board approved a 1977-1978 calendar but budget talks and the final calendar remain in flux. State Department of Education actions from Harrisburg threaten changes, with possible subsidies or cuts affecting local tax burdens. Budget work begins next Monday, aiming to finish by June 13.
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Corry Aves
Board of Education
Harrisburg
Department of Education
Charles Krepps
Two Juveniles Held in Oil City School Arson
State police filed petitions charging two two year old juveniles and students at Oil City Junior High with arson in a fire that damaged the office and corridor. Fire marshal Roger Bellotti led the probe noting gasoline as the apparent starter with the blaze reported at 8 43 a m and controlled by 9 20 p m.
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Oil City
Roger Bellotti
Lawrence Park
Wrigley Dies at 82 Chewing Gum Magnate and Cubs Owner
Philip K. Wrigley, chewing gum magnate and owner of the Chicago Cubs, died at age 82 after being stricken at his Lake Geneva Wisconsin home Monday night and passing away at Lakeland Hospital in Elkhorn Wisconsin. He was born December 5, 1894 at the Plaza Hotel in Chicago and educated at Latin School and Phillips Academy.
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Chicago
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley
Lake Geneva
Wis
Lakeland Hospital
Elkhorn
William Wrigley Jr. Co
Wrigley Co
Philip Knight Wrigley
Plaza
Clark Street
North Avenue
Gold Coast
Young Wrigley
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Five Inch Plastic Piece Removed From Heart
Portland Maine AP doctors remove a five inch plastic tubing fragment from Louise L Newton's heart without surgery. Using a catheter loop, guided by a Nuorascope, surgeon Dr C A MacLeod retrieved the fragment from the right atrium, averting potential clots or infection and avoiding open heart surgery. Newton, 49, of Bethel, reported little discomfort and blamed a defective tube from prior treatment.
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Portland, Maine
Maine Medical Center
Louise L Newton
Bethel
Mrs. Newton
Lewiston
C. A. MacLeod
MacLeod
Trawler Incidents Strain U S Soviet Relations
Washington warns the Soviet Union that continued 200 mile fishing violations could hurt bilateral ties. Vladillen Vasev called to the State Department as Warren Christopher presses for action to stop the pattern of violations. The Taras Shevchenko was seized southeast of Boston amid mounting tensions.
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Taras Shevchenko
Boston
Coast Guard
Nantucket
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Vladillen Vasev
State Department
Warren Christopher
U.S
New England
Christopher
Carter
Georgia
New Highs Being Set Across Pa.
The Associated Press reports a warm morning in Pennsylvania with Philadelphia posting a new date high of 40 degrees by 9:20 a.m. as sunny skies and near-record temps spread. In Pittsburgh, 71 degrees by 9:30 a.m. pointed to 83 later, with officials predicting calm, dry weather into the weekend. A former Corry man, Dennis Upperman, was jailed after colliding with a utility pole in Columbus while speeding. police cited speeding in the incident.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
National Weather Service
Herb White
Pittsburgh
Mercury
White
Carolina Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Moundsville
West Va
Carry
Dennis Upperman
Columbus
Mill Street
Upperman
Corry Area School District Settles Tax Rebates and Penalties
The Corry Area School District board debated discounts and penalties for taxes, finally approving a two percent rebate for the first two months and a five percent penalty for unpaid taxes four months after notice. The plan must be reviewed at year end.
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Board of Education
Corry Aves
Charles W. Krepps Jr
Corry Area
Krepps
Rex Ireland
Roger Lansberry
T.allan May
Robert Joy
James Bennett
Melvin Messinger
Margaret Morrow
Hugh McKnight
Bennett
Ireland
May
Messenger
Morrow
Lansberry
Joy
Corry school district hires Mitchell for visual aid work
The Corry Area School District board voted unanimously to hire David Mitchell at 8 dollars an hour for about 100 hours to service and repair all visual aid equipment this summer. He will be assisted by a likely federally funded helper, and the project is described as a separate, non teacher supplementary task rather than a standard contract.
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Corry Area School District
David Mitchell
Mitchell
Erie
Warren
Crawford
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