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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1969

Page

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Disagree On Possible Drop In Meat Price

Washington AP A top Nixon administration farm economist predicts lower beef prices for consumers as cattle prices ease From the Department of Agriculture Don Paarlberg sees retail relief while an unidentified industry spokesman doubts any major price drops He cites inflation rising demand and higher incomes boosting beef purchases while production lags and beef prices surged in June

Washington Don Paarlberg Department of Agriculture Paarlberg

West Smith street restricted to delivery trucks only

City signs restrict West Smith to delivery use and police will patrol to catch violators. Drivers get a one week warning period before citations begin for infractions of the ordinance passed by City Council on September 16, 1968. trucks under 24 tons remain allowed.

West Smith Street West Smith

Apollo 11 Moonmen Reflect on Place in History

Moon astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins remain in quarantine at Houston Space Center as their rocks and film from the July 20 landing undergo tests. Public affairs officers note the crew is healthy and ready for further debriefings with Apollo officials amid plans to release early lunar photos.

McLeaish Neil 4. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Armstrong Aldrin Lunar Apollo Eagle

Budget Vote Brings Tax Fight Over Pennsylvania Budget

In Harrisburg the Senate debated a 2.057 billion general spending bill amid claims it would force a personal income tax on Pennsylvanians while supporters argued new revenues of about 400 million were enough to fund the budget. The package, tied to a 2.455 billion overall budget, could go to Governor Shafer for final action after House passage.

Harrisburg Commonwealth Senate House Shafer Senate Appropriations Committee Rep H. Jack Seltzer Lebanon House Appropriations Committee Robert D. Fleming Allegheny

Nixon to Visit War Zone as Thieu Meets Tomorrow

President Nixon expected to meet South Vietnamese leader Thieu in Saigon or nearby as security tightens. Top officials in Saigon flew to Bangkok for Southeast Asia security talks with Thai leaders and to map possible troop drawdown amid ongoing fighting in Vietnam.

Bangkok Rresideng Star South Vietnam Nguyen Vang Thieu Nixon White House Vietnam Saigon Southeast Asan Thailand U.S Ellsworth Bunker Creighton Abrams Jr

Corry Receives 25188 From State Fuels Tax Refunds

State Auditor General advances 2 088 061 to Erie Crawford and Warren counties for distribution to townships boroughs and cities under the Home Rule Act. Cities receive lump payments including Corry 25811 Union City 10680 Concord Township 10978 Wayne Township 15478 Spartansburg 1847 Sparta Township 21302 Bear Lake 1098 Columbus 23810 Spring Creek 20585. Funds fund street road and bridge work. Tourism drops in Lusaka blamed on Rhodesia and South Africa relations.

State Auditor General Department Erie Crawford Warren Corry Union City Concord Township Wayne Township Spartansburg Sparta Bear Lake Columbus Spring Creek

Corry area school plan envisions bold changes by 1980

The Corry Area Joint School Committee heard a preview of a state mandated 10 year plan. Dr. Ralph Boehm outlined an accelerated curriculum expansion with strong emphasis on reading and social studies. Parents and teachers would play active roles, including half day aide involvement. Continued on page four.

Better Government Associates, Inc Corry Area Curry Curry Area Joint School Committee Ralph Boehm State Department of Public Instruction Boehm Corry Corry Jointure Warren County Jointure Joint Committee

Brant Named Principal At Corry High

Corry Area Joint School Committee restructured administration at Corry Area High School. Russell Brant elevated from junior high principal to building principal with authority over both high schools. Leroy Peck named curriculum director for K through 12. Agreement approved with Pennsylvania State University for a vice principal intern with 9 months at the school and supervision by PSU. Internship cost totals 11,198 dollars. Brant 14,222 dollars. Peck 15,034 dollars. J Donald Watson reaffirmed as director of federal programs and jointure budget control.

Corry Area Elsen Pennsylvania State University Corry Area High School Penn State University Brant Peck J. Donald Watson

State Workers Set Strike For Friday

Public employees across Pennsylvania threaten a Friday strike unless lawmakers approve a 10 percent pay hike. Leaders of unions claim to represent about 60,000 of 110,000 workers at a Pittsburgh meeting. The action follows prior sickouts to press for raises despite legal bans on strikes.

Pittsburgh Lawrence Collura United Public Employes Union Allegheny County Collura

Lawmakers push emergency Edinboro building replacement

Representatives Robert Bellomini and Forest Hopkins co sponsor a bill for a new $250000 plus emergency administration and faculty office building to replace Normal Hall at Edinboro State College. Funds would go to the Department of Property and Supplies with Bellomini steering in the Democratic caucus and Hopkins in the Republican caucus.

Robert Bellomini Derie Forest Hopkins North East Edinboro State College Normal Hall Department of Property and Supplies Bellomini Hopkins

Stolen Copper Wire Reaches 18 Miles In NW Pennsylvania

Police report a new 28 000 feet of copper wire stolen from Meadville Telephone Co poles bringing northwestern Pennsylvania losses to nearly 17 miles in two weeks. Rail line and AT T lines also affected, with 39 000 feet and 30 000 feet stolen respectively. A spokesman questioned motives. wire valued at 1700 with total losses over 100 000 feet. Service restored by replacing conductors with cable.

Meadville, Pa Pennsylvania Meadville Telephone Co Pennsylvania Railroad Union City Waterford American Telephone & Telegraph Co Spartansburg Warren Corry R.W. Horton Meadville

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