Corry Jointure to Pay Two Administrators in Summer School
The Corry Area Joint School Committee agreed to pay two administrators Miss Ann Baress and J Donald Watson for work on the federally funded summer school program despite public opinion and potential double pay concerns. The program operates under ESEA Title I funds with budget details outlined by the committee and former officials.
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Corry Area
Journal
Miss Ann Baress
J. Donald Watson
Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
William E. Rodemeyer
Erie County
Rode- Meyer
ESEA
School Meals Jump 5¢ At CAHS
The Corry Area high school cafeteria will raise meal prices by five cents next month. Students with weekly meal tickets will pay 80 cents, 35 cents by the day, while adults go from 40 to 45 cents. School officials cite rising costs and shrinking federal subsidies, noting 86 free meals are served monthly at the high school and similar numbers at other campuses.
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Ray Elsen
Corry Area
Jointure
E. Anderson
Columbus
Conelway
Record Job Data Shows High Hiring In July
Washington AP reports the Labor Department says 76.4 million people were employed in July, up 680,000 from June, while the jobless rate fell slightly to 3.9 percent. Unemployed numbers dropped by 650,000 to 3.2 million as student job-seekers influenced the rate.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Department
Revolving Doors Teach Resignations Near School Term
Corry Area Joint School Committee discussed staffing as superintendent Ray Elsen reviewed resignations and hirings. Three social studies teachers and three kindergarten teachers resigned, with two more on the way. Nine hires were made but remain short of needed positions. The district loses teachers to higher paying districts amid a tight staffing race.
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Corry Area
Corry
Search party finds body in Fort Worth triple murder
A search party found Edna Louise Sullivan 16 of Eyerman murdered after being raped and choked. Police charged Roy Green 18 and Kenneth McDuff 20 with murder for the killings of Robert Brand 17 of Alvarado and Mark Dunham 16 of Tarzana, Calif. The youths were last seen after a movie. Green and McDuff were arrested near Fort Worth and jailed.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Roy Green
Kenneth McDuff
Marlin
Here
Green
Robert Brand
Alvardo
Mark Dunham
Tarzana
Calif
Edna Louise Sullivan
Eyerman
Miss Sullivan
Young Brand
City approves bids for sewer and paving work
In a special session with one member away, the City Council awarded the sanitary sewer contract to Olszewski Brothers of McKean for 29,161.50 and the paving bid to Charles A. Fry of Erie for 35,751.50. The sewer work covers York and West Congress streets and other blocks. paving includes Wayne Street, Oakley Avenue, Maple Avenue, King Street and two parking lots. Awaiting return of bid bonds, work to begin promptly, weather permitting, with goals to start before winter. A traffic light for Route 6 at the Corry Jamestown plant was deemed not warranted this year after counts showed insufficient traffic.
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Olszewski Brothers
McKean
David Johnson
York Street
Smith Street
Duane Street
York
Worth
Marion Street
Smith
Mound Street
West Congress Street
Johnson
Charles A. Fry
Erie
Wayne Street
Bear Creek
Columbus Avenue
Snyder Aeing
Oakley Avenue
Maple Avenue
East Main Street
King Street
East Washington Street
Park Street
Council
Corry Jamestown
Charles McKenna
Shady Avenue
Airlines Halt: Union and Management Quizzed in Negotiations
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee hears top union and management negotiators as a Senate backed plan to order 35,000 striking IAM members back to work on major airlines for up to 180 days looms. Witnesses include IAM President Siemiller and chief negotiator Curtin.
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P. L. Siemiller
William J. Curtin
White House
Labor
W. J. Willard Wirtz
Lunar Orbiter Aims to Photo Hidden Moon Side from Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Lunar Orbiter a flying photography lab poised for launch to orbit the moon for 90 hours to photograph the far side and potential landing sites. An Atlas Agena rocket would lift off between 2 03 and 4 42 p m EDT sending the 850 pound craft on a 238 944 mile journey. The mission would be the first U S payload to orbit the moon if successful, following seven prior failed attempts and Soviet Luna 10 which carried no cameras.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Moon
Cops Chase Youths in Chicago Civil Rights Marches
Chicago police clear a street on the northwest side before a civil rights protest march. Hundreds of Negroes and whites demonstrators allege real estate firms refuse to sell or rent to Negroes during the demonstration.
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Chicago
Eight Columbus Pupils Enroll for Kindergarten in Corry Plan
Columbus parents plan to send at least eight kindergarten pupils to Corry this year with tuition paid by the Columbus School District. Superintendent Ray Elsen told the school board that Wright School could absorb them possibly by shuffling with Concord to balance class sizes. Transportation must be provided by parents, a factor that deterred some families. If all eight attend Wright, each class would have about 23 students, an ideal size according to Elsen.
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Columbus
Corry
Ray Elsen
Wright School
Concord
Wright
Elsen
Three U S Planes Lost In North Viet Nam Raids
North Viet Nam air defenses downed three U S Air Force Thunderchief fighters as U S jets conducted a record 139 combat missions. Ten U S planes have been lost over North Viet Nam since Sunday with six pilots missing. US Marines fought a North Vietnamese company near the DMZ while cavalry and other troops pursued a battered battalion in central Laos.
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A. Glivey
Menlo Park
Califhia
Gulf of Tonkin
Air Force
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force Thunderchief
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
17Th Parallel
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Highland
Negroes Map Next Moves In Race War
Chicago civil rights leaders name Cicero as the next target in the open housing drive led by Dr. King aide Rev. Jesse Jackson. Bevel promises a demonstration in Cicero and a March in Bogan, with Cook County and Cicero authorities urged to provide protection for marchers despite threats.
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Chicago
Cicero
Jesse Jackson
Martin Luther King Jr
al Capone
Warren Avenue Congregational Church
Jackson
James Bevel
Bogan
Chicago Lawn
Selma
Bevel
Cook County
Arthur Bilek
Sheriff's Police
No Suits Yet For Taxes In Corry School District
Delinquent property taxes remain unpaid despite two year authorization for suits. School Board Solicitor Frank McKnight said back taxes have begun to come in after publicity about possible action, though no lawsuits have been filed. Board will review reports on debts over 300 dollars and reconsider pursuing collection.
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Frank McKnight
Corry
McKnight
R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Robert Ott
Journal
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Wirtz
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