Taxed or Exempted It Still Money on Exempt Properties
The article argues against taxing exempt properties such as federal, state, and church holdings in Corry. It notes 24 percent of property is exempt, totaling 7.49 million dollars, with schools alone worth 3.97 million. Taxing these would shift costs to taxpayers, potentially raising utility and school costs, and offering little overall benefit. Skepticism remains about removing exemptions.
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Corry
City of Corry
William E. Miller
Miller
City of
Long Rim
Pennsylvania National Guard
Corry Memorial Hospital
Veterans Organizations
Wage controls talks aim to unite Pay Board and CISC
A joint committee will merge Pay Board and Construction Industry Stabilization Committee wage policies after the Pay Board revoked retroactive increases. Leaders say both sides see wage controls as inflation defense and plan a three-member subcommittee from each panel to draft governance for construction wage pacts.
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Washington
Pay Board
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
George H. Boldt
CISC
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Union City Housing Study Advances With Federal Grant
Union City moves toward a federal housing project after a $14 600 Appalachian grant for planning 48 low income units. Sponsored by the Union City Community House Association the $900 000 project aims to build 12 one bedroom apartments eight elderly friendly one story units, 20 two bedroom two story units, 16 three bedroom two story units and four garden apartments. construction to start after the study is complete.
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Union City
Union City Community House Association
India Bombs Crush Crowded Orphanage
An Indian air strike hit a Dacca orphanage housing 300 boys and 100 girls aged 7 to 16, plus 100 staff. Four bombs caused wreckage. 17 bodies recovered. many children reported missing. Founder Mohammed Rahman, linked to Gandhi’s family, described chaos at 4:15 am.
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Bitca
Dacca
Mohammed Rahman
Indira Gandhi
Calcutta
Mar
Rahman
India says major towns fall as Pakistan claims defense
Associated Press reports India seized Comilla and Sylhet in East Pakistan and advances toward Dacca while Pakistan’s Dacca command vows to blunt invasions. Ram claimed Bangla Desh has been freed and Rangpur Dinajpur near capture. both sides touted gains as newsmen found no independent verification.
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Associated Press
India
East Pakistan
Comilla
Sylhet
Kashmir
Pakistan
Dacca
Jessore
Calcutta
Peter O'Loughlin
Jagjivan Ram
Mukti Bahini
Ram
Radio Pakistan
What Happened To Indo-Pak 1966 Treaty
Washington AP reports on the fading Spirit of Tashkent as India and Pakistan resume war. Indira Gandhi framed the 1966 pledge to settle disputes peacefully, but Pakistan’s nonimplementation claim and shifting Western roles erode the agreement. US noninvolvement, the USSR backing India, and China backing Pakistan frame the current stalemate.
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Washington
Tashkent
India
Pakistan
Indiraandhi
Soviet Union
United States
Indian Subcontinent
UC Lunches Up Corry Holds Line
Union City schools will raise lunch prices after the first of the year. High school meals go from 35 to 40 cents and grade school meals from 30 to 35 cents. Officials hope to hold meat prices and may subsidize cafeterias if needed.
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Union City
Corry
The
Journal Today
S.B. Anderson
Spartansburg
Columbus
Conelway
Wright
Spring Creek
UN Leader Ralph Bunche Dead At 67
Ralph Johnson Bunche 67 undersecretary general of the United Nations and 1950 Nobel Peace Prize laureate died in New York Hospital at 12 40 a m after months of illness. Bunche helped mediate the 1949 Palestine conflict and oversaw UN operations in the Congo in 1960. He played a key role in 1956 Palestine negotiations after the Suez crisis. Bunche was the highest ranking American in the UN Secretariat and a civil rights advocate.
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New York
Ralph Johnson Bunche
United Nations
Middle East
Palestine
New York Hospital
Bunche
U.N
Congo
Folke Bernadotte
Jerusalem
Rhodes
Mohamed Ibrahim Seif Eddine
Egypt
Walter Eyton
U.S. State Department
No-fault insurance hearings in Harrisburg spark debate
Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg urges no-fault as lower premiums for most drivers citing Puerto Rico and Massachusetts examples. Opponents claim the plan steals value from consumers, with attorney Elwood Levy calling it an inferior product wrapped in lower prices. A Philadelphia dockworkers local representative complains the plan shortchanges victims.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Senate Insurance Committee
Philadelphia
Freeman Hawkins
Denenberg
Puerto Rico
Massachusetts
Elwood
Levy
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