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Mechanics Of A Record School Tax Hike
Property owners in Corry Area School District face sharp tax hikes up to 38.6 percent in Spartansburg and across eight municipalities. The increases come from a local three mill rise and adjusted state assessment figures, prompting questions about how the True ratio was determined. The Journal spoke with School Director James Howard and business manager Fred Davids to explain budgeting and tax mechanics amid inflation.
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Corry Area
Spartansburg
Corry
Wayne Township
Concorde Township
Columbus Township
Spring Creek Township
Spartan Township
Elgin Borough
State
State Tax Equalization Board
Burger Refuses To Recall Supreme Court
Chief Justice Warren Burger denied a request to convene a special Supreme Court term to halt U.S. bombing of Cambodia. The move came from AC LU Foundation lawyers for Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force officers, prompting potential follow up petitions as opponents press to stop the air attacks before a Wednesday presidential deadline. The case has tangled through districts and circuit courts with comments by Justice Douglas amid ongoing appeals and prior district orders.
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Washington
Warren B. Burger
Supreme Court
U.S
Cambodia
Burger
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
Air Force
Lesshan
Rep. Holtzman
Thurgood Marshall
Judge Sirica To Act On Watergate Issues
Federal Judge John J. Sirica faced two filings on constitutional questions over White House tapes and documents tied to Watergate. The Senate Watergate committee seeks faster court action to compel Nixon to comply with subpoenas, while the White House argues the executive and judicial branches are co equal and cannot be forced to surrender presidential material.
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Sirica
Washington
John J. Sirica
Nixon
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Committee
Cox
Major Restaurant Planned for North Center Street Complex
Construction starts soon on a $350,000 commercial complex on North Center street with a Stop N Go, a national franchise restaurant, a two family home, and 60 parking spaces. Zoning variance granted. site between West Smith and West Frederick, next to the proposed Kentucky Fried Chicken. John Peck of T and J Development said operations could begin next summer with a Christmas opening target for the Stop N Go. The restaurant brand is undecided but may mirror Red Barn or McDonalds. Additional variances approved include a 16 by 24 foot photography studio at 39 Brook Street and Wing building purchase by Harold Hammond for a beverage distributorship.
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North Center Street
Stop
City Zoning Board of Adjustment
West Smith
West Frederick Streets
Peck
Red Barn
McDonalds
Burger Chef
Carlyle
Kirk” Sawyer
Brook Street
West Main Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Harold Hammond
Hammond Beverage Distributors
Hammond
Beverage
East Main Street
Aero Ball Field
Shortages May Force It Can Americans Break Eating Habit
Dan McEldowney reports on a nationwide beef shortage and rising grocery prices. Grocers note day to day meat availability and price controls, while shoppers switch to tuna, macaroni, and canned meals. Prices also climb for bread eggs and restaurant items amid supply limits and supply-chain stress.
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Dan McEldowney
the Journal
Youngsville Teen Dies After Barton Run Motorcycle Crash
Andrew Gurdak Jr. a 16 year old student at Youngsville High School, died from critical injuries after his motorcycle collided with a car at the Barton Run road turn from Route 6 to the Warren County Fair. The driver was Mrs. Gertrude Teconchuk from Pittsfield. State police continue eyewitness interviews and investigation.
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Andrew Gurdak Jr
Warren General Hospital
Barton Run Road
Warren County Fair
Andrew Gurdak
Spring Creek
Youngsville High School
Gurdak
Voter Signup During Downtown Sidewalk Bazaar Daze
Election officials remind residents of the special registration event in the downtown area as part of Sidewalk Bazaar Daze. Signups run today from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 121 North Center Street, open to unregistered citizens and offering address or party changes for registered voters.
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North Center Street
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