Columbus Township Faces Reorganization Deadlock Over Budget
Columbus supervisors Miller and Brundage failed to complete township business at the reorganization meeting. With Samuel Upperman having resigned weeks earlier, the two remaining supervisors could not act or approve the 1977 budget, prompting a query to the Warren County district attorney on authority.
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Columbus Township
Warren County
Dage
Miller
Brundage
Columbus
Upperman
Pa Increase Inevitable How Much Will Taxes Go Up
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Shapp outlines an austere 1977 78 budget with potential tax hikes to fund education. He cites school subsidies, welfare financing, and possible local tax or wage tax increases as options. Republicans critique the plan as a tax heavy budget, while Shapp seeks responsible action and federal welfare funding relief.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Council To Meet On City Assessments In Upcoming Talk
The City Council plans a session with Assessor William Miller to discuss real estate market values and the triannual assessments that set property taxes. Residents complain of unequal city versus rural rates, while debates focus on whether new and old homes are assessed fairly relative to market value and the methods used to compute it.
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William Miller
Pennsylvania
Airport Road
Walter Bowen
Mead Avenue
Hillcrest Drive
Wayne Township
Bowen
Art Council
First Corry baby arrives at Corry Memorial Hospital
Amanda Marie Barney, eight pounds five and a quarter ounces, is the city’s first infant of the year born at Corry Memorial Hospital at 12:20 Sunday. Attorney William Barney and Diane Barney of 172 West Frederick receive gifts from Rossbacher Insurance Service, Lehman's Tire Service, Johnson Brothers, and Garfield Plumbing as hospital spokesmen note the healthy arrival.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Amanda Marie Barney
William
Diane) Barney
West Frederick Street
Amanda Marie
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Lehman’s Tire Service
Johnson Brothers
Garfield Plumbing
PSP Probe Details Several Early Morning Traffic Crashes
State police investigated a hit and run after a Route 89 collision near Stewart Road where Diana Fargo, 20, of Columbus reported a southbound truck crossed the center line at 5:20 AM. Fargo sustained $200 in vehicle damage while the driver fled. A separate Route 6 three vehicle crash west of Union City at 4:50 PM left two vehicles damaged by about $400 each after a chain reaction involving Philip Hancock and Anne Marie Sundean. An Allen R mmilyea of Warren, eastbound on Route 6 at 2:30 AM, hit a deer, skidded, and struck a Bell Telephone underground cable box, causing the vehicle to run off the road.
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Carry
Stewart Road
Diana Fargo
Columbus
Fargo
Route
Union City
Robert Glenn
Anne Marie Sundean
R.D. 1
Edinboro
Glenn
Sundean
Philip’ Hancock
Amiom City
Hancock
Allen
R. Ver
Mmilyea
Warren
Corry
Corry School Directors Hold Backgrounder Meeting
The Corry SyArba School District board held a tentative backgrounder session with several matters to be addressed at a formal session next Monday. Vermilyea’s car tipped after hitting the box but he escaped injury. damages were listed at $150 to the car and $5.10 to the cable box.
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Board of Education
Corry SyArba
Forts
Vermilyea
City police to study new vehicle code in two session rollout
Corry Police Department will undertake a 40 hour course on the new state vehicle code ahead of its July 1 1977 enactment. The program, funded by Federal Highway Safety Funds, will train about 10 000 officers statewide beginning in February with 2.5 pages of code prepared by the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Training and Education. Trooper Albert Vota will lead Corry area sessions.
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Corry
Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Training and Education
Penndot
State Police Academy
Hershey
Albert Vota
Corry Area
CAHS Student Breaks Leg In Fall At School
A 15 year old Corry Area High School student fell on ice outside the building while awaiting a school bus. She suffered a broken right femur and was transported to Corry Memorial Hospital. Hospital spokesmen said she underwent surgery the following morning to set the limb.
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Corry Area High School
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sherry Richardson
Clair Stile
RD. 1
Corry
Ford Proposes Income Tax Cut Amid Corporate Relief
President Ford proposed a 10 billion personal income tax cut with corporate tax reductions and a 5.1 billion rise in personal Social Security taxes. The plan mirrors last year’s proposal, including 2.5 billion in corporate cuts and targets middle income taxpayers while Congress awaits Carter’s stimulus plan. Ford projects a 227 per year saving for a family of four earning 15,000 dollars as spending cuts may follow in the budget.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Carter
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Samuel Upperman
Lawrence Miller
John Brun
Journal
Eaton
PSP
Bell Telephone Co
Field
Lee Rieck
Martha Pfusch
Rieck
Walvern J. Gross Jr
Randy
San Francisco
CAHS
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