Entire U.S. Government On Relief
Washington AP reports that as FY 72 begins almost the entire U.S. government operates on emergency relief. Congress has funded only three appropriations bills, leaving many departments unfunded and using stopgap funding to maintain payrolls at FY 71 levels with no raises while awaiting new allocations.
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Interior
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Welfare
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
American Battle Monuments Commission
Corry UF Hires Professional Fund Raiser
Officials of the Corry Area United Fund Drive said they have hired Frank J. Coogan Associates of New York City to coordinate the 1971 campaign. Carl Taylor, chairman of the board, said the local drive will be aided by the firm while most work remains with local volunteers. The firm has experience in campaigns for YMCA, hospitals and United Funds, and the drive typically runs with the national campaign in October. The allocation committee will set a goal after reviewing agency requests in August.
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United Fund
Carl Taylor
The
Journal
Frank J. Coogan
Taylor
Corry
Coogan
DuBois
Clearfield
YMCA
Hospital
Post Office Department fades as Postal Service takes over
At a ceremony in the local post office officials and stamp enthusiasts gather to mark the transition from the Post Office Department to the Postal Service. Dennis Frushone of the Chamber of Commerce attends alongside philatelists Norbert Bachemer and Walter Loveland and assistant postmaster John Wascak. Bachofner and Loveland highlighted first day covers and stamps destined for collectors in 20 nations including the Soviet Union, Israel and Cambodia.
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Frushone
Chamber of Commerce
Norbert Bachemer
Walter Loveland
John Wascak
Bachofner
Loveland
Soviet Union
Israel
Cambodia
Pryor
Seek Teenage Boys In Damage Rampage
City police said today they have a lead to a series of incidents reported yesterday morning as victims of vandalism larceny and malicious mischief flooded the station with complaints. Hundreds of dollars of damage, apparently caused by a small group of teenage boys, ranged from broken windows to spray painting of cars.
Hopkins Bill Seeks One Year Welfare Residency Rule
Rep Forest Hopkins of Corry introduces House Bill 1305 to restore a one year residency requirement for welfare in Pennsylvania. It aims to curb influx from other states after New York enacted a similar waiting period. The measure follows Hopkins prior work on work requirements for able bodied public assistance. Also noted are ongoing teen vandalism incidents in Corry with property damage and theft reports as police investigate.
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Forest Hopkins
Corry
Pennsylvania
New York
Hopkins
From Civil Servant to Affluent Society in a Decade
Washington AP reports the poor civil servant myth has faded as federal workers gain salary parity with private industry. Since 1982 automatic raises under a Kennedy era plan have pushed average pay to about 11,085 and top grades toward 36,000, doubling the federal payroll to over 50 billion. The system ties raises to private wages, shrinking the gap but leaving questions about top talent and broader economic impact.
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Washington
Kennedy
Civil Services Commission
Pentagon Papers See Past Shaping War Strategy in Vietnam
Saigon reports shed light on shifts in U.S. war policy including the drawdown of combat forces and the Vietnamization plan. Open hostilities spread to Cambodia and Laos, while South Vietnamese forces face renewed pressure. Leaders anticipate a possible late 1972 or early 1973 confrontation, amid political maneuvering and questions about Thieu's hold on power.
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Nixon
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Indochina
Col
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Hackworth
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Creighton W. Abrams
Tu Do
Thieu
Johnson rejects early moves against North Vietnam
Four months after taking office President Lyndon B. Johnson rejected recommendations to strike at North Vietnam as premature. He favored building a strong South Vietnam base for possible later action while pursuing military pressure and pacification. The Pentagon papers quote Johnson's March 17 1964 remark to Henry Cabot Lodge on contingency planning.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Johnson
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
McGeorge Bundy
Walt W. Rostow
South
Bundy
Lodge
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
White House
Breakup Bill Prompts Referendum Options in Mergers
State Senator R Budd Dwyer, representing Meadville, plans a bill to allow withdrawal from school mergers. He notes residents in Crawford Allegheny and Delaware counties oppose reorganizations and many other counties want to overturn mergers already in place. Previous referenda in Sparta Merged and Corry area Jointure showed mixed support, with Corry passing narrowly. It remains unclear if the new bill would authorize another referendum in these districts.
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Aeek Aeen
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Dwyer
Crawford
Allegheny
Delware
Sparta
Corry
Jointure
No Progress After Raymond Pact Talks
Raymond Division management and the Raymond local of the United Auto Workers met for another try at a labor contract. The session at the Corry Motor Inn at noon was conducted by mediator Pat Mingarielli of Erie and produced no progress. No further meetings are scheduled as union members work without a contract since June.
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Raymond Division
Raymond
United Auto Workers
Seasion
Corry Motor Inn
Pat Mingarielli
Erie
Clymer Youths Nabbed In Theft
Westfield sheriff officers nabbed two Clymer youths early yesterday as a car transmission was being stolen at Eecacerne Ford Mercury in Westfield. Steven Elder pleaded guilty before Justice Richard Felton and was fined $250 or 0 days in jail. The other accused, Caellena, pleaded innocent in court set for Tuesday.
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Chautauqua County
Sheriff's Department
Clymer
Ford Mercury
Steven E.elder
Richard Felton
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