Corry area teachers approve third $300 raise in 3 meetings
In a Corry High School library session the Corry Area Joint School Committee and Board agreed on a $67,027 professional staff raise funded by a state subsidy. The plan raises every existing teacher by 900 starting in September, with salaries rising across degree levels from 5,400 to 9,400 for bachelor and master holders, while budget totals reach 1,952,472. State timing may force April or May payment and possible deficit financing.
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Corry Area Joint School Committee
Corry Area Joint School Board
General Assembly
Corry Area Jointure
William
Kafferlin
Corry Area
Not Happy Over Nominees Governors Fear Wallace Stalemate
Governors from both major parties express fear that George C Wallace could stalemate the White House race. A movement grows to back a GOP Democratic accord to resolve deadlock without a Wallace third party. One Republican plans to push for this agreement to be written into party platforms next month. Two Democrats, from the South and North, say post-election talks with Wallace could lead to policy concessions for electoral support.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Alabama
George C. Wallace
White House
Wallace
South
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
National Governors Conference
House of Representatives
Chafee
GeGorge
Drownings in Lake Michigan Linked to Alcohol, Coroner Says
CHICAGO AP Coroner Andrew J. Toman said many drownings in Lake Michigan involve intoxicated swimmers. He noted high blood alcohol in most adult cases, suggesting alcohol contributed to deaths. The report reflects concerns amid lake recreation and safety.
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Chicago
Andrew J. Toman
Lake Michigan
Toman
Sign theft probe adds six youths to case
Corry State Police extend the investigation into road marker sign thefts listing six more youths for malicious mischief. Trooper Paul Sita will refer the 21 total cases to Justice of the Peace Justin Butters for hearings and fines plus restitution exceeding 600 dollars. Names include Brian Johnson, 17, Spring City Pa. William Miller, 17, 64 West Columbus Ave. Philip Amoroso, 17, 970 Mead Ave. Danny L. Taylor, 16, 16 East Frederick St. John Clark Eaton, 16, 237 East South St. Dennis Brumagin, 14, 410 Mead Ave. The case remains open with further leads possible. Florida toll collectors defend dour expressions citing no pay raise and no restroom breaks amid overtime duties.
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Corry
Paul Sita
Justice ‘of the Peace
Justin Butters
R. D
Sita
Brian Johnson
Spring City
William Miller
Columbus Avenue
Philip Amoroso
Mead Avenue
Danny L
Ax Wielder Gets Year Jail and Restitution
Richard H. Smith, 35, formerly of 61 Snyder Circle and now in Jamestown, was sentenced by Judge Edward H. Carney in Erie County court to one year in jail, $100 in court costs, and restitution for $4,000 in apartment damage, $159 to a truck, and $500 to a car. He had previously been found guilty of malicious mischief for the August incident at Mrs. Lucille Church’s Circle apartments and was already serving another jail term. He was acquitted on an attempted murder charge and had chased Robert Church with the ax during the spree.
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Snyder Circle
Edward H. Carney
Erie
Richard H. Smith
Jamestown
Lucille Church
Smith
Increase Cruelty Case Penalties Signed into Law
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Governor Shaffer signed a bill that makes aggravated cruelty to minors a crime with strict penalties. The act raises simple cruelty to minors to at least a $500 fine or 90 days in jail or both, and in cases of grievous bodily harm to a minor, a conviction could bring up to four years imprisonment or a $3,000 fine.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Guv. Shaffer
Union eases strike stalemate over Chicago convention
AP dispatch from Chicago reports the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers enabling certain members to install all communications gear for the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Robert A. Nickey announced the breakthrough after talks with Chicago leaders and Mayor Daley, ending the lock with Illinois Bell Telephone Co that could have moved the event.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Robert A. Nickey
Richard A. Daley
Union
Illinois Bell ‘Telephone Co
Tree damage suit over Corry crash seeks $6000
Lawrence and M rs Hosier filed in Erie County court against William Silvis alleging his car crash on East Main Street on September 21 1964 damaged their 21 inch maple tree their home aluminum siding and front lawn. They seek 6000 for the tree 390 for siding and 59 for lawn plus related costs. The driver then 17 was chased by state police and face multiple charges later reduced and fined.
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Corry
Erie
William Silvis
Lawrence Hosier
East Main Street
Silvis
East Main
Hosiers
M. S. Cobbett
Norbert Bachemer
Viet Cong Shelling Hits Allied Posts in North Vietnam
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces launched their heaviest shelling in weeks against allied posts in the northern provinces of South Vietnam. Casualties were light for U S and South Vietnamese forces, with initial reports noting four civilians killed, four soldiers wounded, and two houses destroyed. Shelling included 200 to 300 rounds of mortars and 100 pound rockets around Da Nang, Hue, and Quang Ngai.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Dame Ly
Russia
U.S
da Nang
Hue
Quang Ngai
North Vietnam
U.S Special Forces
Marine Air Group
Markle Mountain
U S
Marble Mountain
Stole Pistol Shells Trigger Fatal San Luis Obispo Shooting
A gunman broke into a sporting goods store for a pistol and shells then killed two visitors, wounded a woman, and fled. Victims were August Marsala and Victor Cricco of Yonkers. Evelyn Marsala, wounded, hospitalized. Suspect William H Duff, from Maryland, surrendered after a chase. Duff stated he did not intend to hurt people. Authorities note the victims were vacationing in San Luis Obispo when shot.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
August Marsala
Victor Cricco
Yonkers
Marsala
Evelyn
Sperlo
Duff
Dave Ethridge
Dave's Sports Emporium
Mailman Route Cuts Begin With Saturday Schedule
Corry Post Office to operate a limited call window this Saturday as a nationwide post office realignment reduces Saturday mail service. Rural residents may still receive deliveries while urban routes face elimination with August and September deadlines for fourth class post office closures and staggered Saturday residential delivery cuts. Union-GT negotiations resume in Erie as about 1,500 IBEW members seek wage and promotion terms. Kohler Co. president James L. Kupl ic dies, old guard steps aside after heart attack.
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Corry
R. C. McLaughlin
Cerry
Czechs Win and Soviets Withdraw Troops from Czechoslovakia
The Soviet Union agreed to send its politburo to Czechoslovakia for talks on the liberal course while pulling the last troops from Presov, as Moscow backed off from top level talks on Soviet soil. Reports said combat equipment remained near the Polish border with several thousand troops, amid warnings over western frontier defense and possible permanent non-Czechoslovak troops.
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Prague
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakiia
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
West Germany
Kremlin
Community Party
Czechoslovak Party
Presidiun
Bratislava
Fice
Presov
Warsaw
Poland
Sovoet
Germany
Willy Brandt
United States
France
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Ax Wielder
Bulletin
U.S. Ninth Infantry Division
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Mekong Delta
William Jones
Frederick Street
Hau
Jones
Post Office Department
GenTel
Erie (Ap
General Telephone Co
Res
Oil City
Johnstown
Sheboygan
Wis
James Lesley Kuplic
The
Kohler Co
Kuptic
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