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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1973
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions GOP and political context but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Corry Area School District officials disclosed that the district’s tax increase will exceed three mills due to a shift from 1970 to 1972 market value factors, plus delayed tax forms and a new two percent rebate window. About 75 non instructional staff received a 3% cost of living raise retroactive to July 1, costing roughly $8,000, with total group pay nearly $250,000.
Corry Area School District directors voiced concern over rising teacher turnover and the hiring of very young instructors. The board approved four resignations and four new hires, with Director Margaret Morrow noting many newcomers are under 23 years old.
The Heart Association's coronary risk detection team returns to Corry this week to test about 60 Cooper Pentax employees. Tests Friday morning at the Salvation Army Building include height, weight, blood pressure, cholesterol and triglyceride levels, a computerized electrocardiogram, and medical history. Results remain confidential and high risk individuals are referred to their physicians for further care.
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell rejected sworn testimony that he approved the Watergate wiretapping. He admitted going along with some cover up steps and said President Nixon was not aware of the cover up. He testified he rejected wiretapping schemes three times and called Magruder’s logs claim a palpable damnable lie.
The Fourth Ward urban renewal program has nearly doubled from its 1971 grant of 690 455. An additional 163 655 from HUD increases the total state and local funding to 1 356 404. The HUD funds cover administrative costs and project improvements with a June 30 1974 closeout, and no further money is sought unless HUD acts on elder housing.
In Montevideo Uruguay hundreds of demonstrators were arrested and scores injured as police clashed with about 5000 marchers opposing the dictatorship. Labor leaders call for a broader strike after President Bordaberry dissolved congress and rules by decree. The July 18 avenue protest near the palace lasted over two hours with chants and clashes.
A two car crash near Canadohta Lake sent one driver to Union City Memorial Hospital with facial cuts. David L. Glover, 19, struck Robert J. Donovan, 22, at Route 8 and Pages corners. Glover’s car suffered $1,000 damage and Donovan’s $1,200.
In Harrisburg the House and Senate move in opposite directions as the fiscal deadlock drags into day nine. Republicans propose a 269 million tax relief plan and a 730 million welfare and operations appropriation, while Democrats float a 3.5 billion budget to keep state government running. Gov Shapp denounces GOP tactics on TV and calls for settlement. House also approves 160 thousand to buy 560 horse stalls for the state farm show.
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