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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1972
Page
3
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Local crowd enjoys a spirited Nis Ts gathering as fans mingle with teams and performers. Organizers report strong turnout and bright prospects for future shows, with notable cheers for standout attendees and emerging talents from regional clubs.
Erie County may lose federal medical assistance payments if a licensed administrator is not named to head the County Hospital Annex by Friday. Commissioner Rzymek and hospital officials met to try to delay a Sept. 1 deadline. Officials cited only two eligible administrators in the area, Mrs. Colvin and Dr. Mannarelli, complicating the situation.
Schools in the Clymer Central School District will open Wednesday September 6 with an all day session for all students except kindergarten pupils. Kindergarten registration occurs Wednesday morning with later full day sessions. Immunization requirements and bus schedules are outlined. Durwood Swanson and Irwin Bensink are available for scheduling and registration assistance. Sunflowers are being grown commercially in Western Illinois as a potential cash crop with contracts offered by Victoria Feed Co.
Dr. John Withall head of secondary education at Pennsylvania State University led the morning session speaking to teachers. He was pictured with Mrs. Martha Pfusch, Corry High School guidance counselor.
Western Pennsylvania faces a wave of teacher strikes as contract talks falter across about a dozen districts. Charleroi teachers picketed on an in question morning while North Hills, Clairton, and others face absent staff and extended vacations for thousands of students.
A federal judge upheld the convictions of Rev. Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister for smuggling otters into and out of prison. Sentencing is set for Sept. 5, with appeals likely. The Harrisburg antiwar conspiracy case previously saw jury verdicts against the two defendants and others.
Estate of Eleanor Ritchey valued at about 18 million after stock gains will fund care for 81 stray dogs. About 17 thousand dollars yearly for food and housing, 12 thousand for weekly medical care. Remainder to Auburn University after the last dog dies or 20 years.
Mothers of the Columbus Topettes meet at the Community Building at 7 p.m. Thursday to elect officers and plan sending the group to the Red Carpet Senior Drum and Bugle Corps world competition. New signups Sept 9 at 1 p.m. for girls 6 and older. The Topettes will march in the Wattsburg Fairgrounds parade Saturday at 6 p.m. and in the Pulaski Day parade in Buffalo on Oct 15.
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