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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

Page

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Philadelphia school aid wins as revenue sharing bill falls

Harrisburg AP reports House approves more money for Philadelphia schools but the statewide revenue sharing measure fails in the Senate. The House 116 78 vote sent the Philadelphia plan to the Senate amid a large pro school crowd. the revenue sharing bill dies 18 28 after 90 minutes of debate.

Harrisburg House Philadelphia Senate James H.J. Tate Elmer Hawbaker Franklin Herbert McGlinchey Phi Tavern House Education Committee Pittsburgh

Merger or No School Rides Coast Along

Districts await Judge Carney ruling on a Sparta injunction request to halt the Corry Area School Jointure merger as the seven districts prepare to finish the school year by June 30. The interim merger committee may meet, and county admin changes set for July 1 reshape supervision across Erie Warren and Crawford counties.

Corry Area Corry Frank McKnight Jointure Carney John Wingerter Erie Sparta Warren Crawford

Union City Names Woman Registrar Mrs Louis Foradora

Mrs Louis Foradora of Union City is appointed chief voter registrar by Mr Colvin who previously served three and a half years. The move names a woman to the post and continues the local election administration line.

Louis Foradora Union City Seeney Reed Ree Mane Colvin Wes

Supreme Court curbs police power to clear streets

The Supreme Court limited police ability to clear public gatherings by invalidating vague vagrancy and disorderly conduct laws. In Cincinnati the court ruled a three or more people sidewalk assembly could be prohibited only with ascertainable standards, warning against discriminatory enforcement. A Euclid related case stressed standards of guilt for arrests. Justice Stewart led the five member majority in defending right to assemble in public for social or political purposes.

Washington Supreme Court Warren B. Burger Cincinnati Potter Stewart Stewart Euclid Ohio Gee Washington Thomas Jefferson Patrick Williamsburg Virginia

Connally Mills Clash Over Revenue Sharing Plan

Washington debate centers on President Nixon's revenue sharing proposal. Connally testifies before the Ways and Means Committee led by Mills, urging action and arguing the current aid system fails to meet needs. Mills counters, warning against the plan and supporting alternatives.

Connally Mills Washington Treasury John B. Connally Rep Ibur D. Mills Congress Nixon Asher Approv Oposal Texas

Cambodian Troops Battle North Viets Near Phnom Penh

Cambodian forces trained by U.S. Special Forces in South Vietnam are reported engaging North Vietnamese troops in hand to hand combat about 18 miles east of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital, amid escalating tension in the region.

Saigon U.S South Vietnam Phnom Penh

Bear Lake Milk Plant Reopens After Recovery Efforts

The Bear Lake Milk Plant, a Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation subsidiary, closed briefly yesterday but reopened after officials found insufficient equipment to truck milk from about 200 area farms. The plant’s manager Kenneth C. Hartford said milk was sent to Mayville and other southern New York plants as the coop resolved transport limitations. This closure affected multiple employees and highlighted ongoing supply chain adjustments. Meanwhile in Vietnam and Cambodia, U S forces reported casualties near the DMZ, a helicopter crash near Saigon, and renewed fighting as Cambodian and North Vietnamese units clashed over high ground east of Phnom Penh amid monsoon rains.

Bear Lake Northeast Dairy Cooperative Federation Co-Op Kenneth C. Hartford Bear Lake Aery Mayville New York State South Vietnam U.S Demilitarized Zone 101St Airborne Division Hue da Nang Saigon Associated Press Robin Mannock Phnom Penh

Fire suits in Easter fire deaths in Corry case

The city of Corry and three local firms named as defendants in a wrongful death suit over the Easter fire that killed David R. Apps. Filed March 24 in Erie County court, the suit cites negligence by the city Sherwin Williams Paint Co Pennsylvania Gas Co and Corry Savings and Loan. Marine Bank guardian for Dennis Rockafellow’s children filed a position March 29 against Sherwin Williams and Corry Savings and Loan, warning that failure to act could allow a suit by the Rockafellow children if Apps succeeds.

Corry David R. Apps Sherwin-Williams Paint Company Pennsylvania Gas Company Corry Savings and Loan Corporation Erie Apps Marine Bank Dennis Rockafellow Sherwin-Williams Corry Ravings and Loan Corporation Rockafellow

Kent March Leader Arrested in ROTC Review Disruption

Joe Bays, linked to today’s Kent March protest over police authority issues, was arrested Tuesday on an old warrant. The incident occurred during the disruption of the annual ROTC review at Kent State University.

Sips Joe Bays Kent State University

Nixon Maps Drug Assault

President Nixon warned that new antiwar protests should be faced with police tactics used last month during Mayday riots. He defended police actions as a model for future demonstrations and outlined a broader plan including a national anti-drug offensive.

Washington Nixon China United Nations Peking

$50,000 Summer School Set With Federal Funds

Corry Area School Jointure uses a six week summer program funded by the Elementary and Secondary Act with a $50,000 budget up from last year. Elementary at Concord School and secondary at the high school. Enrollments expected near 300. Classes run June 21 to July 30 from 9 to noon weekdays. Only one course for credits the health course. others aim to boost reading, math and problem solving.

Corry Antoinette Baressi LeRoy Peck Elsen

Nixon Tax Break Fails to Spark Business Investment

Washington AP report says Nixon depreciation tax plan did not stimulate expected business spending. Survey taken late April to early May shows capital outlays rising only 2.97 percent to 81.8 billion, smallest gain in a decade, well below last year’s 5.5 percent. Officials cite slow orders and uncertain timing as reasons.

Washington Nixon Nias Heslil H

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