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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1971

Page

6

Erie County budget 1972 faces 475000 gap despite no tax increase pledge

Erie County faces a 475000 shortfall in its 1972 budget with total expenditures of 11765000 and revenues of 11315000. Officials seek more cuts and potential revenue while denying a tax hike, amid wage limits, capital project talk, and possible property sales to balance the books. Commissioners differ on year end balances and funding for services.

Erie County General Fund Institution District A.J Jake’ Gehlrein Gehrlein Fred Lamberton William O. Hill Jr Fairview Lamberton Leo Weir Weir

One Teacher Strike Ends in Peters Township

About 175 teachers in Peters Township Washington County return to work after a six day strike over a salary dispute. They sought a 1500 across the board raise while the board offered 1400 and final board ratification was needed.

Bne Pennsylvania Peters ‘Township Washington County Armstrong Armstrong County J. Frank Graff

New Fashions Look Great On Skinnies

New York AP reports designer Scott Barrie showcases spring looks for women in two sizes. Skinny figures model punchy jackets, halter blouses, backless tops, and bold hats while fuller figures face less flattering cuts. Barrie offers long dresses, wrap waists, and a grey three piece suit as alternatives for diverse silhouettes.

New York Scott Barrie Dolman Barrie

PSU Expert Predicts Some Economy Gains

University Park AP report notes Penn State analyst Dr. R Hadley Waters doubts Nixon administration goals for 1972 will be met but predicts meaningful gains. Inflation restraint hinges on wage price boards. 1972 inflation seen at 3.5 to 4 percent with unemployment around 6 percent, unlikely to drop below 5 percent. An annual 2 percent jobs gain needed to offset workforce growth. The economy expected to muddle through with a better fourth quarter and a busier pre Christmas season.

University Park, Pa Penn State University Nixon R. Hadley Waters Waters Lkely

Jamesway Awards Honor Dandee Service of Clymer

Dandee Service of Clymer was named outstanding power boring dealer at the annual Jamesway Sales Award event, recognizing top performance in sales and service for the year. The Jamesway ceremony highlighted regional leaders in equipment sales and customer support.

Dandee Service of Clymer Jamesway Batavia N.Y Robert Bedow Eldred Roush Wayde Querreveld

Dayan Denies Illegal Digging Charges in Israel

In Jerusalem Defense Minister Moshe Dayan denied unlicensed archaeological digging claims in parliament. He said he never contravened antiquity laws and rejected Avnery's accusation of amassing a fortune in antiquities. He also denied using military equipment or soldiers for excavations.

Heart Doctor Seeks Bike Law Update in Massachusetts

Boston AP report notes Dr. Paul Dudley White a longtime bicycle advocate asks the Massachusetts Legislature to update bike laws to grant riders motorist rights. White 85 helped treat President Eisenhower and has a bicycle bill supported by six state senators. The proposal would require riders to obey traffic rules and prohibit wrong way travel on one way streets.

Boston Paul Dudley White Massachusetts White Dwight D. Eisenhower

Spiro to Award Apollo 15 Crewmen

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will award NASA's Distinguished Service Medal to Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott Alfred M Worden and James B Irwin for a 12 day moon mission described as the most complex and carefully planned scientific expedition in exploration history.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA David R. Scott Alfred M. Worden James B. Twin

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