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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
1
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Judge Edward Carney ruled the Corry Area School District may transfer 84 Sparta Attendance Center students in grades 10 to 12 to Corry High School for the 1973-74 year. The ruling found the district acted with planning during several board meetings and public sessions, and that the move would not overload Corry High School based on past enrollments. Plaintiffs William Morton and Donna Stanbro had claimed the action was arbitrary and burdensome, but the court rejected these claims after reviewing the long and short range plans and factors considered by the board.
Erie County commissioners adjourned after two hours of debate at the Union City Fire Hall on a measure to place a Union City Dam recreation lake and campground plan on the November ballot. Mayor Louis J. Tullio and councilman Mario Bagnoni oppose using Erie tax money for the project, arguing Lake Erie and Presque Isle State Park suffice. The board will decide at the September 4 meeting whether the referendum appears. Nearly 100 attendees heard pro and con arguments, with sponsors including local chambers, the Erie Fishing Club, and the HELP group collecting petitions for the vote.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew blasts Justice Department officials for a supposed campaign of smear publicity and headlines as a Baltimore grand jury probes kickbacks and political corruption. Attorney General Elliot Richardson says no evidence implicates officials and a leaks probe continues. U.S. Attorney George Beall reiterates he and prosecutors were not sources of leaks.
Erie County officials wrestle with a new labor contract that limits overtime and may force the courthouse and voter registration offices to close Saturday mornings. County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin proposes Saturday hours starting Sept 1 but commissioners note time and a half rules without overtime funds. A decision on staff staggering and 40 hour weeks awaits Tuesday's meeting.
Washington AP news. The Cost of Living Council plans Phase 4 rules to curb food prices after a July CPI rise of eight tenths of a percent defying the price freeze. Government official says six month food price rise is 17.8 percent annualized. June rise was 1.4 percent. Herbert Stein, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, commented on the July food-price figure.
AP reports mixed signals on family food bills as pork chops chicken and eggs drop in many areas while wheat futures hit record highs and demand grows. Cost of Living Council to issue new food industry rules effective Sept 12 allowing price increases for nonagricultural costs. A New York suit seeks action on beef shortages and a local inventor in Corry unveils a VW powered hybrid vehicle.
Harrisburg AP The federal government rejected Pennsylvania s two month old conditional order that raised milk prices. Farmers and dealers reacted with alarm bitterness and disgust at farm organizations offices foreseeing trouble for the industry. The state order would have added 2 cents per quart to farm prices and allowed proportional increases by middlemen and retailers if approved by the Cost of Living Council.
Erie County commissioners postponed seven candidate appointments for courthouse posts amid new labor contract provisions. At a Union City meeting, commissioners Louis Rzymek and Leo Weir said the bidding process likely governs these vacancies, with requests coming from the district attorney, county judges, Children's Services director, and Municipal Services director. They will study the issue but expect the posting and qualification review to prevail under the contract.
A 40 year old kibbutz at Kfar Masaryk will manufacture and export color television sets. The deal with Salora Co of Finland covers 5,000 units over five years.
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