State Educators Overstep In School Merger Mandate
In our opinion the State Department of Public Instruction oversteps state rights by requiring the Corry Area School Jointure to seek approval from Union City and Sparta directors for building a new school. The policy merges districts for funding and control, risking loss of state aid and higher local taxes, while appeals and a Superior Court case loom.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Righta Big Brotheriam
Corry Area School Jointure
Union City
Sparta
Corry
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Instruction
A. F.munger
Mason Denieon in Harrisburg Teachers Fail To Cooperate
Harrisburg report on the Pennsylvania State Education Association meeting shows divisions among delegates over a March 4 strike holiday. Lawmakers criticize the move as unhelpful and warn cooperation issues could affect the constitutional convention.
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House of Delegates
Pennsylvania State ‘Education ‘Association
Pennsylvania
PSEA
House
Ership
Auto giants probed over government car bids
Senate investigation led by Abe Ribicoff examines a covert boycott by Ford General Motors and Chrysler against selling cars to the United States government. The GSA says the three firms did not bid on government cars last year except American Motors, amid cost and safety dispute claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Abe Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
General Services Administration
Uncle Sam
American Motors
General Services
GSA
Sen. Ribicoff
Warren Magnupon
D-Wash
Robert Kennedy
D-N-Y
Big Three
Price Notice Clarifies Subscription Rates
Notice sets price at sixty five cents per week and indicates a prior publication date. It mentions per copy cost and references applications on the previous publication date in terse wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Cates
Heart transplants and health fears in modern medicine
Jim Bishop reflects on heart transplants as miraculous yet questions why some risk death from heart disease. He warns of atherosclerosis and hypertension, urges lifestyle changes, and notes doctors’ role in prevention while acknowledging the limits of medicine. He closes with personal mortality thoughts.
On this date February 16 in history Corry item
This brief notes events tied to February 16 across years: Decatur burning the Philadelphia in 1804, the 1846 Texas state legislature meet, 1871 end of Franco Prussian War, 1918 Dover bombardment, 1942 Aruba refinery attacks, 1959 Castro sworn in, 1965 pollical bomb plot arrests in New York Philadelphia and Washington monuments, 1965 Indonesia president Surakarta remark ten years earlier, and 1978 helicopters shot down in Vietnam.
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Stephen Decatur
Tripoli
Philadelphia
Texas
Austin
Dover
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
Fidel Castro
Cuba
New York
Statue of Liberty
Washington Monument
Sur Karno
Indonesia
Sumatra
Vietnam
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Corry Journal
Hogue
State Superior Court
Corry Jointure
Buai
Mason Denieon
Harrisburg
Cohurmnist's
PSDA
Peti
Drew Pearson
Detroit
Heinz Abersfeller
Federal Supply Service
Department of Transportation
Auto
Ernest Barcella
Wayne Smithle
Sem
Jack. Javits
R-N-Y
Javits
Sen
Clifford Hansen
Truman
Justice Department
Chevrolet
Ramsey Clark
Performa Well
Automobile Manufacturers Association
LBJ
Thomas Mann
Sen. Hansen
Hansen
Walter Mondale
Lowell Bridwell
Transportation Department
Mondale
Bridwell
Ohio
Gardner Ackley
President's Council On Economic Advisers
Johnson
Waldied
MR. Wirtz
THE
Corry Evening Journal
Associated
Jim Bishop
Columbus
Blue Eye
Garland
Corry High Dribblers
Erie Prep
Foreign Court
Howard J. Sheen
Kiwanis ‘Club
Margaret's
Sheen
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