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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
6
Mark Harvey of Corry Chrysler-Plymouth reported four hubcaps missing from a 1987 Chevrolet parked on First Avenue. The value is about $60, and police investigated the theft yesterday.
A wreck involving six tractor trailers and two cars caused a major jam six miles west of Somerset Pennsylvania. Police opened a detour rerouting westbound traffic off the turnpike at the Somerset interchange to Pennsylvania 31 toward Donegal. Two people were hospitalized though not badly hurt.
A federal investigation targets more than 50 U.S. manufacturers over possible tax evasion via Liechtenstein secret trusts. Alfred Buehler, Liechtenstein lawyer, was held in contempt for not appearing before a grand jury. Investigators cite transfers and commissions totaling millions as potential unreported income.
Meadville Area School Board granted a request to dismiss classes on March 4 as Meadville PSEA members press for salary legislation. Elizabeth Leary said a statewide protest day would highlight teacher pay gaps and urged support for a 4 500 to 6 000 raise over three years.
The government seeks to determine the ultimate use of funds sent to Liechtenstein. Kaufman declined to name any manufacturers involved.
Winston-Salem officials report about 200 people hired in the first Winston-Salem Job Day at the coliseum. Mayor M C Benton said nearly 1,200 people crowded the event, prompting a repetition of the program.
President Johnson addresses students at the White House on Choice 68 planning and Vietnam policy. He warns Hanoi against Tet style offensives, says Geneva is the place and tomorrow is the time, and notes Senate and public pressure over higher teacher pay. He expresses sympathy for dissenting students but stresses need for prompt, productive negotiations.
The discussion centers on a Harrisburg protest by teachers seeking faster legislative action. Critics say demonstrations won’t rush the process and prefer talks with legislators. The measure’s first year cost is cited at 48 million by teachers, while the school boards association forecasts a much higher total. Governor Shafer notes a $6,000 minimum salary as a term goal.
A criticizes telephone companies for daytime price hikes and argues for lower night rates to empower customers. The piece notes daytime rates as high as possible and contemplates price drops after dark to reflect quieter networks and reduced costs.
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