State Act Raises Teacher Pay By Seven Thousand Two Hundred
The measure allocates 7200 dollars to move teachers to the proper pay step under the act, with 600 dollars for bachelor degree holders and 10200 dollars for those with master's degrees. Elsen says the plan aims to boost compensation and hopes for approval.
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Ise
Ami
Elsen
Pull Up Last Words Mark Fatal Bradford Crashes
National Transportation Safety Board interim report outlines the Christmas Eve crash near Bradford Pennsylvania. It includes last talks between Capt Mull and air traffic control and notes a cockpit recorder was off about 1000 feet before impact with heavy snow limiting visibility.
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Bradford
National Transportation
Safety Board
Gary
Ome
Struc
Hire Three New Teachers In Jointure And Corry Area
The jointure and Corry area school board approved the superintendent's recommendations for the 1970-1971 school year. One new teacher, an Edinboro State College graduate with a BS in elementary education, will start at 5700 dollars. Bruce Campbell will teach special education at 5900 dollars, and his wife will teach elementary education at 5700 dollars. The district still expects 2 or 3 vacancies to be filled next year.
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Corry Area
Edinboro State College
Bruce Campbell
Russell
Indiana University
Indiana
Campbell
Ray Elsen
Free Druggist In Slaying Of Holdup Men FTAT
Edward Hudak told coroner Ralph Stalter he never owned a gun before 1987 after a robbery and has since resolved to defend himself. The account accompanies details of a fatal holdup and the druggist’s statements at the inquest.
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Edward Hudak
Ralph J. Stalter
Civilian Spaceman To Be First Moon Walk
A civilian astronaut is expected to become the first Earthling to walk on the moon. The event would occur as the Apollo 21 lunar module prepares for surface activities, testing human capability in an airless environment wearing a bulky spacesuit and operating under reduced lunar gravity.
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Armstrong
Seoul
U.S
Tullio Charges School Aides With Pussyfooting
In Erie Pennsylvania the Academy High School faced tense earlier protests between black and white students. Mayor Louis Tullio demands crackdown on troublemakers and urges officials to expel offenders over 16 if necessary. Over 200 pupils suspended last year.
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Erie
Academy High School
Donald DiNardo
Louis Tullio
Tullio Sak’ Ke
Yehoo
Edward Abramowski
Directors Drop Monthly Bill Perusal
Directors on the Corry Area Joint School Committee voted to stop monthly bill checks. They said the practice was routine and unsound because bills appear in condensed form and the auditing firm reviews books annually. Some members admitted errors could go unnoticed and others forgot bills.
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Corry Area
John Mohr
Corry
Mohr
Dis
North Korea shoots down U.S. reconnaissance plane
North Korea claims it downed a large U.S. recon aircraft, while the U S defense department reports a Navy EC121 with 31 aboard missing near Japan. The incident follows past Pueblo seizure context as search efforts focus within 200 miles of the area.
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Tokyo
North Korea
U.S
U.S. Defense Department
Navy
Sea of Japan
Korean Central
Atsugi
Japan
Pueblo
Exhaust From Farm Tractor Starts Rural Fire
Hot exhaust from a farm tractor blew onto a rural road igniting grass and two pine trees near a vacant house. Richard Stutzman was plowing a field when the blaze began. fire units from Elgin Beaverdam E 10 extinguished it without major damage. Louis Mendes, 77, dies of injuries after a near April 7 incident in North Philadelphia.
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Richard Stutzman
R.D
Corry
Elgin- Beaverdam
Stutzman
North Philadelphia
Louis Mendes
Bombing Suspect Surrenders After Fatal Shootout in Chicago
Former Marine Frank Kulak, 42, barricaded in a South Side flat after a gun battle that killed two police officers and wounded others. Police say he detonated bombs in public places including a department store where a woman died. Kulak told investigators he wanted to show the horror of war as a siege ended with his surrender.
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Chicago
Frank Kulak
Korea
Kulak
South Side
William McInerney
Michael A. Spiotto
James Schaffer
Jerome A. Stubig
U.S. Camp Defended as 2 Viet Cong Battalions Attack Near Cambodia
U S ground troops planes and artillery repelled a day old camp assault near the Cambodian border. Thirteen Americans killed and three wounded as 196 North Vietnamese soldiers fell in the clash. An air observer later reported 40 to 50 enemy dead two miles from the site.
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Saigon
U.S
Sai
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