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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1967
Page
7
Local merchants announce special sale events with discounted items and limited quantities. Shoppers can find featured deals on home goods and apparel throughout the week at participating stores in the downtown area.
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President Johnsons price watchers track a $4 per ton steel plate rise with hints of autumn increases in sheet and strip prices. Officials stress plate costs impact ships, railcars and construction, while auto and appliance prices could follow if sheet and strip rise. Commerce Secretary Trowbridge says manufacturers fear higher costs may push consumer durable prices, though the Council of Economic Advisers has remained silent on the plate hike.
Clarion County Court Judge Lloyd L. Weaver issued an injunction against the PIAA to prevent interference with Clarion student Chester Ekard in high school sports. Ekard, a senior, had been ruled ineligible over a 1966 Brookville YMCA tournament prize relation, with District 9 claiming professionalism. a prior temporary injunction had allowed him to continue playing.
A dancer entertained March 31 at the Wesleyville American Legion was freed of a public indecency charge yesterday by the Erie County grand jury. Joan Shirley Johns of Wexford Pa faced the charge.
Bear Lake society round up notes include Hart Bangles of Collins New York visiting Floyd Smith Sr Flora Miller and Texas visitors visiting Fern Morton family with Grace Knapp accompanying home The Women's Society of World Service met at Mrs Paul Vanord s home JIM Club Boys of Chautauqua and leader held services at EUB Church Sunday Gerald Phillips of Lakewood visited Maude Cornish and son Ivan Ayling Sunday indecency charge from Legion hall raid referenced with jury details
Governor Shafer announced a three year settlement between Carpenters District Council and Master Builders Association after 83 days of strike. The pact includes a 1.51 per hour wage rise immediate to 5.50 and raises to 6.45 by June 1, 1970 along with improved pension welfare and variation benefits. The 9 county strike halted miles of construction including state buildings and ends with carpenters returning to work. A separate 11 week strike by 125 fathers and a tentative agreement with Lather Local 33 and plasterers also reached, details pending membership votes.
Wednesday through Sunday theater notice announces the Mad Woman of Chaillot at Plowright Playhouse near Warren Pa. Performances run with phone contact 757-8252 for reservations and details.
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