Could The State Move To Set Intermediate Units Locally
In Our Opinion the legislature failed to pass Act 41 and create intermediate units before July 1. If not resolved Corry risks losing county school offices and the new units. Supporters argue Corry could host the three county unit office, bringing local benefits, jobs, and tax savings, while authorities weigh political maneuvering and precedent.
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Harrisburg
City of
Corry
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Jointure
Wild River TV Review Shows Rivers and History
An AP review of a CBS National Geographic Society program follows Craighead ecologists and their children on a Salmon River Idaho trip with rapids cliffs and eagle shots. It also portrays pollution in Hudson and Potomac rivers, plus brief American history vignettes and Everglades footage. The piece calls the show colorful and worthy but uneven.
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New York
Wild River
CBS
National Geographic Society
Salmon River
Idaho
Craighead
Craig
Hudson
West Point
Everglades
Corry News Bits and Local Progress Report
It Happened In Corry 20 YEARS AGO February 11, 1950 reports construction on the Junior High addition at about 60 percent completion with Herman Gebhardt of Henry Shenk Co. noting progress. Corry riflemen beat Lawrence Park 1187 to 1175, keeping a first‑place tie in the Northwestern League. Also a surprise party honored Mrs. Robert Patterson. 40 YEARS AGO February 11, 1939 notes a chimney fire at Miss Julia Koestner’s East Main home and a junior class comedy “A Full House” set for February 26–27 at the high school auditorium. The New York section recounts investor struggles with small orders and changing broker practices, followed by humor notes and Jewish jokes from Gerry Blumenfeld’s book.
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Herman Gebhardt
Henry Shenk Co
Julia Koestner
East Main Street
Rebecca Hess
Small Investor Faces High Rates and Limited Options
The piece follows a cautious small investor squeezed by inflation and rising lending costs. Banks raise passbook rates to 4.5 to 5.5 percent, savings at 5 to 5.75, while housing loans approach 9 percent. Individuals seek refuge in life-insurance policy loans, Treasury bills, and other avenues, with potential changes to T-bill minimums looming. It ends with the question of how the average investor will adapt, noting no favors and uncertain policy moves.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Jewish Jokes A Riot by Jim Bishop
A column mixes Jewish humor with social lightness and a political aside on a U S ABM system, noting outfits, a parody of religious and ethnic banter, a park bench exchange, a funeral scene, and a city memo about power and defense. The piece blends jokes with a memo about Montana transmission lines and federal funding.
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Jim Bishop
Power Firm Endsangers ABM Montana Power Company
A confidential study warns that a smaller transmission line by JE Corette's firm cannot handle the job for the ABM system. It cites a 1968- era Montana blackout and notes some emergency generators failed during a April 4 outage. The piece discusses political angles with Secretary Hickel and Senator Metcalf, plus Florida Governor Kirk's Washington trips and public reactions to Vietnam speeches.
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Congress
America
Secretary of the Interior
Walter Hickel
Corette
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
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Hudson River
Potomac
Cynthia Lowry
Lawrence Park
Robert Patterson
George Patterson
William Durham
Euclid Street
Yankel
Gerry Blumenfeld
Kramom
U.S
El.Al
Kennedy
Tel Aviv
Moishe
Ruthie
Jerusalem
U. S
Israel
Mazel
Washington
Montana
Department of Defense
W.E. Trommershausen
R.W. Beck and Associates
Defense Department
Endangers Abm
By Jack Anderson
Montana Power Company
JE. Corette
Nixon
Western Finance
Minuteman Country
Bureau of Reclamation
Hickel
Kirk
Claude Kirk
Florida
Tallahassee
Hertz Car Rental Office
Fatcat
White House
Agnew
Cbs-Tv
Frank Stanton
Elizabeth Mauchline
Bowie
Vietnam
Cory Evening Journal
Corry Evening Journal
George Sample
William Eaton
Johny McLaughlin
Pereman
Associated Press
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