Snowballing Teacher Pay Rise Sets Off Budget Ripple
In Our Opinion the legislature’s move to raise starting teacher salaries to 6000 sparks a sequence of fiscal effects. A 160 million subsidy increase is issued after the new base, with reimbursements tied to current-year expenditures. Non-degree teachers gain more than degree holders, prompting concerns of inequity, while unions push toward 6300 next year and expect lobbying success. The Corry Area Jointure faces higher costs amid modest tax-base growth and ongoing school funding debates.
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Corry Area
Public Charity Names Could Shame Recipients
Grass Roots Opinion from Loyalton California argues welfare costs could fall if recipients are publicly named. Supporters claim stigma would deter reliance on public aid and reduce burden on taxpayers.
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Loyalton
Calif
Predicted Doomsayers Ease Out as California Earthquake Fears Subside
An official notes that public panic over bogus forecasts fades as Caltech and Geological Survey experts caution against belief in apocalyptic predictions. The piece suggests sensational forecasts could have shaped public opinion and even the Vietnam War policy if a quake had occurred, highlighting the influence of soothsayers on leaders from South Vietnam’s Thieu down.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Fortune tellers steer South Vietnam policy says Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal reports South Vietnam’s leaders consult astrologers and fortune tellers for political and military decisions. It notes Thieu’s 1967 inauguration date chosen by an astrologer and ministers guided by star positions. An aide calls mispredictions misguidance from the wrong fortuneteller.
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Thieu
White House mourning fades as social season resumes
White flags still draped over public spaces mark national mourning for Eisenhower yet Washington society returns to full social pace. GOP receptions, a Jordan dinner, and a Bliss gala proceed with Marine Band entertainment despite official mourning and cancelled embassy dinners.
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White House
Eisenhower
House
King Hussein
Jordan
Near East
Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Bliss
Ohio
League of Women Voters
Washington International Club
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Corry Evening Journal Advertising and Publication Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists editors and staff, and notes second class postage paid at Corry Pa. Subscriptions are $12.00 per year by mail and $18.06 per year in advance. Carrier delivery is ten cents per copy, with sixty five cents per week. Display advertising deadline is 3 p.m. the day prior.
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Corry
Mall
Prince To Monster by John Cunniff
This story explains how corporate life turns ambitious young executives into monsters. It centers on the Birth apex asymmetry and the three risk types as young grads climb, hit top bottlenecks, and become frustrated or leave, creating serious personnel problems for blue chip firms.
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America
Eugene Jennings
Sions
Prince
Ale
Angela Lansbury Pursues Theater Over Politics Fame
Angela Lansbury reflects on choosing acting over politics, recalling her begin in Canada wartime evacuee days and break with Louis B Mayer. The star, in Dear World on Broadway, earned a second Tony and three Oscar nominations, while stressing work quality and personal happiness.
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Angela Lansbury
George Lansbury
Labor Party
England
Miss Lansbury
Canada
Los Angeles
Louis B. Mayer
Hollywood
Dorian Gray
Angela
Lansbury
This Day in History April 24 Highlights
On April 24 events include Spain declaring war on the United States in 1898 after a Cuban ultimatum, the Boston News Letter beginning publication in 1704, Edmund Cartwright born in 1800, the Library of Congress founded in 1800, and Pakistan granting women the vote in 1953 amid floods.
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United States
U.S
Cuba
Boston News Letter
Edmund Cartwright
Library of Congress
Pakistan
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