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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
7
Incomplete text references a financial figure around 400000 and mentions rates, timing, and a strain. No clear entities or events are identifiable due to garbled wording.
The Pennsylvania State Employees Council AFL-CIO urged three annual 10 percent raises for its 90,000 state workers to lift salaries from 34th to among the top ten nationwide. President Reuben H. Miller testified to the Democratic Platform Committee in Harrisburg, noting vacancies and 20 percent turnover while cost of living and taxes rose. Miller argued adequate pay and benefits would improve state programs and taxpayer returns.
Two Ohio men Teddy Farley aged 22 of Cleveland and Marvin Lambert 43 of Grafton were treated for minor injuries after their idling vehicle, parked at Routes 198 and 19 in Saeger town, slid into French Creek. A passerby woke Farley who then floored the gas, sending the car down a 100 foot embankment. both occupants climbed onto the car roof to escape.
18 year old Sue Gorls has graduated high school and now works five days a week in Kalama. Her move marks a shift toward full time employment in the local economy as she begins her post graduation life.
The Morgan Guarantee Trust Co. notes that while the economy shows a moderate pace, under 14 percent unemployment and rising demand suggest limited leeway for non inflationary expansion. Budget stimulus from Viet Nam, medicare, and government pay hikes keep the labor market tight. Higher tax payments and payroll withholdings reduce Treasury borrowing but push corporations and individuals to borrow, lifting interest rates.
State police continue probes into alleged fixing of a Pocono Downs ninth race after four Philadelphia and Pittston bettors filed complaints. The Harness Racing Commission ruled the race satisfactory aside from driver John Adams receiving a three day suspension for a minor interference infraction. Police questioned several individuals as no charges were filed. In a separate report, two Pennsylvanians in separate trucks collided on Route 70 near Zanesville, killing Robert D. Olson and injuring Guy W. Clinger.
In the governor's Los Angeles back yard ten month old Hillary Rice sits with her grandfather Gov Edmund G Brown as John A McCone and his commission present a progress report on fixing conditions that led to last year's rodent problem. Hillary is the daughter of Kath leen Brown Rice and George A Rice.
The Garland Gala Days festival to aid the volunteer fire department runs Wednesday through Saturday with a 7:30 p.m. queen crowning Wednesday. A hill billy ball game at 7:90 p.m. Thursday precedes two Vandergrift Brothers shows from Wheeling, WV at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Friday. Saturday features a parade at 2 p.m. All events are free. advance ride tickets are sold by Garland firemen or auxiliary, per Harold Williams.
Evelyn Merkle indicates Mrs Nick Schepis and sons and Mrs William Swider of Jamestown N Y plus Mrs Dorothy VanTassel of Corry were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Bigelow on Tuesday Also present were Mrs Rena August of Salem Ohio and Mrs Raymond August and daughters Donna and Laury of Union Town Ohio visiting Rena Augus ts brother and wife Clyde Kinney and other relatives from Monday through Thursday Clarence Smith will be working at the Crawford County Fair in Meadville all next week.
Manila reports 2000 Philippine civic action group soldiers heading to South Vietnam in September will receive free beer. A brewing company will ship regular supplies, continuing a tradition begun during the Korean War.
A oil driller was struck by a pipe jar and killed at a drilling site west of Indiana Pennsylvania. George E Huntingdon aged 23 of Reynoldsville died while employed by the Fairman Well-Drilling Co. of Reynoldsville.
Youth For Christ local talent rally set for tomorrow evening at 8 15 at Grange Hall with Gilbert Nichols as speaker. Vocal and instrumental selections by local and former UFCiers mark the program.
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