Drop Per Capita Budget In Corry District Budget
Corry area school board tentatively approves a 1972-73 budget of 3,519,163 by seven to one vote, with a single tax levy of 18 mills and no per capita tax. Revenue projections include 551,796 from property taxes and 160,000 from income tax, plus 6,000 from a public utility tax return, while sparsity subsidies and other items may not materialize.
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Corry Area
Corry Area Jointure
Sparta
Melvin Messinger
Columbus Township
James Howard
Justice of the Peace
Albert Kearns
Clymer
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Russell G. Hepler
Park Street
Jean L Smith
Marion Street
Cordia
Kearns
Miss Smith
Hepler
Corry District Eyes New Career Focus For Noncollege Youth
At a budget meeting, Corry Area School District Superintendent Ray Elsen proposed a new program for non college bound students. The plan would use federal funds to buy a building and run a mixed schedule of study and work aimed at guiding 50 to 100 students into trades and skills careers.
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Corry Area School
Elsen
Card of Education
Hearing set on Corry housing development and variance
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation appeal to allow a variance for 50 housing units east of South Center street hill. CAIDC has planning commission backing if stipulations are met, with HUD loan funding pending approval of plans by architect Michael Marcelli.
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City Zoning Board of Adjustment
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
South Center Street Hill
CAIDC
City Planning Commission
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Council
Michael Marcelli
Philadelphia
South Vietnamese abandon bases as NC threat slows
South Vietnamese forces pull back from Fire Bases 5 and 6 on Rocket Ridge as U.S. bombers strike the Dien Binh bridge and target North Vietnamese positions along Highway 14 toward Kontum City. Ten Americans die in a helicopter crash. six advisers among the casualties. United States planes conduct heavy air strikes, dropping about 900 tons of bombs between Kontum and Tan Canh as defense lines form at Vo Dinh amid ongoing fighting on the 27th day of the offensive.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
U.S
Kontum City
Tan Canh
Dak To
Kontum
Highway 14
Dien Binh
Vo Dinh
Dak Psi River
ILS
Youth Voter Impact A Question In Pennsylvania Race
In Philadelphia AP notes 5.4 million Pennsylvanians eligible to vote with new 18 21 year olds under registered. Youth turnout could influence Democratic presidential contest and state races. Officials see little early registration surge, with 2 790 627 Democrats and 2 509 812 Republicans eligible. The piece mentions a back page continuation.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
U.S
James G. Fulton
Pennsylvania
James A. Green
McGovern Seeks Big Pennsylvania Delegate Victory
Senator McGovern predicts a large delegate haul in Pennsylvania as his eight city tour underscores a bid to overtake Humphrey and Muskie. He projects a nonbinding preference win to propel his campaign toward the White House while polls show Keiths of labor backing Humphrey in the Keystone State.
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U.S
Edmund Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Alabama
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George S. McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Humphrey
United
Pittsburgh
Milton J. Shapp
Muskie
McGovern
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Vote Machine Delays Election in Columbus Township
Warren County commissioners reported a malfunctioning voting machine in Columbus Township due to an privacy lock not being secured. A technician fixed the unit at the Community Building by 9:30 this morning after similar issues in Tidioute.
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Columbus Township
Warren County
Columbus
Tidioute
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