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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1975
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text mentions chamber dates and senators including N D Ut and Rhee. The garbled lines reference joining, final inges, Bevill and private terms, with unclear context or actions. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the legible fragments.
Readable text fragment mentions love and home with stray names and places. Context unclear but images show a discussion of persons at age and a villa. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified from the fragment.
Harrisburg AP reports only 75 of 260 Pennsylvania public school districts have reached agreements on teacher contracts. Three western districts have begun strikes affecting 239 teachers and 4,812 pupils. Negotiations continue as boards confront taxpayers facing higher millage.
Three districts North Star Somerset Southern Huntingdon and Jefferson Dubins Vo Tech remain closed in the first week of the new school year. About 5 000 students are out of classes as 110 North Star teachers strike after board refuses to negotiate and offers only fringe benefits and a $1 000 raise over two years. Southern Huntingdon’s 78 teachers vote to stay out and picket with no talks scheduled.
Christopher Wall Jr. survived a rare condition after doctors kept his heart outside the chest during a four hour operation in Philadelphia. Surgeons Kettrick and Saxena say no final effort to place the heart back was made, instead shielding it until future repairs. The Walls, from Florida, face medical bills and uncertain prospects while the infant remains in critical but stable condition.
Harrisburg AP report says West Penn Power overpaid for coal in 1974, with legislative auditors estimating potential savings over $2 million. The scrutiny cites overly lenient coal contracts and accuses the Public Utility Commission of ignoring the issue, noting fuel adjustment charges pass costs to 475,000 customers across 18 counties in southwestern and north central Pennsylvania.
Washington AP reports the government’s leading indicators index rose 1.7 percent in July marking the fifth straight monthly advance and placing the index 11.5 percent above February. June’s revision lifted its rise to 2.9 percent. seven of ten stats rose while money supply fell 1 percent and raw material prices rose.
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