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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
2
The VFW hosts a dance Saturday December 15 at 9 00 p m with Herb Johnson and his orchestra. Admission shows 35 dollars.
The Jamestown area sees more heavy snow with drifting streets while Warren County reports little new snow and mild overnight lows. State troopers warn driving is hazardous. Corry and Erie report fatalities from the cold as schools reopen after a two day vacation. Snow totals range 14 to 17 inches with 1 to 2 inches added yesterday. further snow expected with easing temperatures.
Mobile street cleaning crews washed streets despite a 19 degree night. The resulting slick ice covered several streets in the city near the Gulf of Mexico.
The Mill Creek case shows Pease defense funds at 3426.72 with a 1500 PSEA pledge not yet received. A March Pittsburgh Supreme Court hearing looms as Pease files a 700 page brief with costs likely to exceed 2100 plus ongoing legal fees.
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In Washington Pa a study group highlighted Warren as the worst local government mis management example during a Warren Borough Taxagers League meeting. Gilbert Tucker cited corruption rumors amid concerns over overtaxation tied to school board and wage tax. a company survey visit to Warren was noted.
A report presented by Karl Petersen notes school board members fear higher taxes and living costs in Warren. It quotes members urging more funds, higher teacher salaries, and considering new revenue sources, including a wage tax, while downplaying a new grade school.
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