New Tax Hike Looms in Pennsylvania Budget Talks
Gov. Shafer hints at next year’s tax increase to cover a possible 24 billion dollar budget, asserting existing programs demand higher spending. An aide cautions figures may shift before the formal 1969 70 budget release, with an income tax eyed as a broad revenue source by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shafer
Commonwealth
House
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Fineman
House Democrats
Ransom payoff case broken up near Miami bayside
FBI said a suitcase containing $500,000 was recovered from a car abandoned by two fugitives after a police chase near Biscayne Bay. A diving-suit was found in the car, suggesting the money was retrieved from the water. Barbara Jane Mackle’s parents are in Coral Gables. authorities pressed the search with helicopters and dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Mackle
Coral Gables
Fla
FBI
Barbara Joe Mackle
Miami, Fla
Barbara Jane Mackle
FBT
Miami
Bayside
Biscayne Bay
P. 5
Self
Fred Fox
Fox
Massachusetts
James Knight
Withjet
Biscayre Bay
Brickell Avenue
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City payroll for 1969 shows broad raises and varied police rates
The 1969 salary schedules for Corry city positions show six percent increases with many maximum figures indicating range rather than single pay. Police pay varies by length of service. A 1964 versus 1969 comparison lists numerous max figures and hourly rates, reflecting elevated scales across most jobs.
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City of
Corry
Police
Flu Effects Starting To Show
President Johnson remains in Bethesda Naval Hospital with a low grade fever and chest cold amid a nationwide flu outbreak that has sidelined the nation’s leader. Vice President Humphrey is also recovering in Phoenix after falling ill on the way to Los Angeles. Despite crowded roads and a busy travel season, travel officials note the Hong Kong flu may ease congestion as schools stagger holidays. Greyhound’s Virg il McKibben says the flu is spreading travel over an extended period and predicts a surge after New Year’s.
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Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Phoenix
Ariz
Hubert H. Humphrey
Los Angeles
George G
Associated Press
Virgil McKibben
Greyhound Bus Co
McKibben
Apollo 8 fuel cells activated for moon orbit flight
Apollo 8 launch team began activating the three fuel cells to power the spacecraft on its planned moon orbit mission. Cryogenic hydrogen and liquid oxygen are piped into the system as astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders adjust to the countdown. They hope to orbit the moon for 20 hours at Christmas time before possible future lunar landings. The crew will meet with experts and monitor terminal countdown activities as the countdown nears final seconds. Meanwhile two Lancaster County youths, John Gareman and John Gordis, were killed when their car crashed into a tree near Gap.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Christ
Delta
Lovell
Anders
Houston
Tex
Marilyn Lovell
Barbara
James
Susan
Jeffrey
Valerie Anders
Susan Borman
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Gap
John Gareman
John Gordis
Cor Memorial Hospital October November Patient Load
Cor Memorial Hospital reported 288 total patients for November including admissions and inpatients, the lowest in five months. Average stay reached 6.4 days, the highest in the period. Adult occupancy rose to 102 percent in November from 80 percent in July, while newborn occupancy ranged from 37 to 51 percent. The month saw 32 minor and 58 major operations. City of Corry led with 121 admissions, New York State 49, including many from Clymer French Creek Findley Lake area, across Warren County 30 admissions excluding Columbus and Spring Creek townships. Total treatment days were 1 733.
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Cor+ Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
City of
Corry
New York State
Clymer-French Creek
Findley Lake
Warren County
Columbus
Spring Creek Townships
4th Ward Renewal Committee Formed
The Project Area Committee of the Fourth Ward urban renewal met last night and elected Clarence Wallace as chairman with Edward Giacoma as co chair and Mrs Giacoma as secretary. The group includes residents and property owners representing about 115 residents to be affected by razing 33 buildings and rehabilitating eight.
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Fourth Ward
Clarence Wallace
Edward Giacoma
Cochairman
Giacoma
Wallace
Donald Bachemer
Douglas Rozelle
Donald Fairchild
Housing and Urban Development Arm
Federal
Man Pleads Guilty In Larceny Case At Warren
Police linked a stolen short wave radio found at a Corry Jamestown plant parking lot to Craig L Hawthorn 19 of Warren. Motherwell identified the radio and Hawthorn admitted taking it. At arraignment he waived a hearing pled guilty and was fined costs. radio returned to owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carnegie
Craig L. Hawthorn
Warren
Porter Auer
David Motherwell
Clymer
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Plant 9
Motherwell
Hawthorn
Auer
CMH Remodeling Deadline Cited for February Finish
The note reports a February 15 completion target for Corry Memorial Hospital’s new addition and the remodeled older section, contingent on no unforeseen problems. Norman.
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Corty Memorial Hospital
Norman
CMH Gets Check For Hospital Additions
Sterling Milk president Lewis H Beemus presents a 605 check to Corry Memorial Hospital Board president Hubert B Vaughn to fund landscaping for the new hospital wing. Hospital inspector Edinger outlined a tight schedule with risks from trades and materials while promising finish milestones by Christmas and early February despite minor daily problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Beemus
Sterling Milk
The
Erie
Hubert 8. Vaughn
Beemus
Johnston
Edinger
Hospital Board of Trustees
William Kafferlin
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Joseph Pitcavage
Joint Center
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Corry Area
Judy Dwyer
Jaycees
Mackle
Misa Mackle
Emory University
Atlanta
Lbj
CMH
Espa
4Th Ward
Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
J.M. Castor
Sterling Milk Company
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