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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1977

Page

6

You Can Carry More Luggage

Washington AP June text outlines new overseas baggage rules from the Civil Aeronautics Board. First class travelers may check two bags up to 62 inches each and a 45 inch carry-on. economy gets two free bags totaling 106 inches plus a 45 inch carry-on. Weight limits shift to size and piece counts, with several countries excluding US routes and some airlines opting out of the new regime.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board U.S Caribbean United States Central South America CAB United Kingdom Spain Poland Czechoslovakia Iran Yugoslavia Nigeria Philippines Pakistan British Airways

Penn State raises tuition and room charges for 1976

Penn State trustees approve a 1976 operating budget of 370.9 million and raise tuition and room and board. Instate undergraduate tuition at University Park climbs to 1,263 per year, Commonwealth campuses to 1,134, double room rate to 1,509, and Hershey Medical Center tuition up 25 percent to 4,000 for residents and 5,250 out of state. Governor's recommended appropriation fell short of request, prompting grid to cover costs.

State Colusge Penn State University Pennsylvania University Park Commonwealth John W. Oswald Shapp Oswald Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Penn State

Pennsylvania moves to end juvenile jail detentions

Harrisburg lawmakers push final votes in both houses to stop placing children in county jails, with a deadline to use federal funds for alternatives. Judges fear freeing delinquents. bills require counties to draft detention alternatives and bar status offenders alongside delinquents within a set schedule. Federal aid totals about seven million dollars, with four point eight received so far, and thirty nine of seventy counties lack non jail facilities for youths.

Harrisburg Counties Fred Anthony Erie Juvenile Court Judges’ Commission Joseph Rhodes D-Allegheny Welfare Department Senate Louis Hil Philadelphia Anthony Washington County Paul Simmons

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