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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
7
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The YMCA calendar outlines daily activities across departments from Monday through Saturday, detailing swims, classes, tri hi events, and youth programs at Union City and Clymer Columbus venues. Also notes sauna hours and a Mexico City commerce minister plea against holiday price hikes.
In Erie County the Democratic chairman George Pulakos criticized a handout linked to Liberty Lobby as illegal and unethical. He called the material a dirty political tactic and said he would report it to the Fair Campaign Practices Committee. Stores reportedly raised prices about 10 percent.
Douglas P. Maine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Maine of Corry R D J Corry, has returned home after a one year tour of duty in South Viet Nam. After a 30 day leave he will report to Fort Eustis Virginia for further assignment. He is a 1961 graduate of Corry Area High School. In Viet Nam he served with the 57th Aviation Co at Vung Tau supporting the 1st Infantry Division.
Pennsylvania faces a price control clash as jug store operators push for free markets while conventional dairy dealers warn high perishables need regulation. The piece compares interstate gallon and home delivery prices, noting New Jersey and Ohio examples and the history of New Jersey’s price system changes.
The Pennsylvania State Education Association local salary committee plans to ask the Erie school board for a $900 raise for all teachers. They will present figures from the Department of Public Instruction and seek fringe benefits including three days personal leave and insurance changes. The proposal would raise starting pay to 5700 and maximum to 8400, with a total 1967 budget impact of about 300 per teacher beyond the current allotment.
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