103rd Commencement Bid Goodbye To CAHS
The 103rd CAHS commencement featured speeches by Kevin Downey class president Aunt Morton and Corry exchange student Marc Feider. Russell Brant announced W E and Betty Phillips Scholarships totaling 24 700 with 16 graduates benefiting and 14 from last year.
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Kevin Downey
CAHS
Corey Res
Robert C
Generaladent Cares
Kreppa
Ted
Etree
Morton
Marc Feider
Corry
Russell L. Brant
Arto
W.E. and
Betty Phillips
Phillips Fund
Phillips
Medicaid Care Must Be Good Or Lost
The GAO warns HEW Secretary Mathews and Treasury Secretary Simon that the federal government may not pay states for specific Medicaid programs after July 1 unless patient care is proven proper. The alert targets long term hospital care for poor patients and could hold officials personally responsible for illegal payments, with letters sent to all state governors and other officials.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Health, Education, and Welfare
David Mathews
Treasury
William E. Simon
Robert F. Keller
Mathews
Simon
Gas ranges chosen for elderly housing in Fourth Ward
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority confirms gas ranges will be installed in the Fourth Ward elderly housing kitchens, replacing electric models due to a two year oversight. Architects and contractors approved electric ranges, HUD funding blocks funding for corrections, and litigation is avoided to prevent years of delay.
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Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelment Authority
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
William Helmintoller
Authority
HUD
Patrick L. Luton Obituary
Patrick L. Luton, longtime resident, passed away peacefully. Survived by family and friends, services announced by the local funeral home with details for burial at a nearby cemetery and remembrances to be shared at the gathering.
Syria Troops Seize Sidon Area Near Beirut
Syrian troops and tanks moved to the approaches of Sidon, five miles south of Beirut, and occupied the American Sidon refinery as observers noted. The action aimed at ending Lebanon's 14 month civil war with heavy casualties. Israel warned of possible action if defenses were threatened, while no immediate threat to Tel Aviv was seen.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sidon
Syria
Gata
Jerusalem
Larael
Rhode Island Boosts Brown as Carter Gains in Contests
California governor Brown leads in Rhode Island with uncommitted ballots drawing the top total as Carter wins South Dakota and narrows the Democratic delegate race. Udall eyes Ohio and New Jersey while Church sweeps Montana in a night of volatile primary results across Rhode Island South Dakota Montana.
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Walter R. Mears
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Rhode Island
Ohio
New Jersey
Brown
Jimmy Carter
South Dakota
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Montana
Frank Church
Idaho
Carter
Hubert H
Humphrey
Udall
Reagan
Sen
Church
Reagan II
Wean
Argona
No Delay In Scandal Probe
The House ethics committee voted 11-0 to proceed immediately with a full investigation of the Wayne Hays payroll sex scandal. Chairman Flynt said Hays will be invited to testify and may be under oath. Elizabeth Ray’s status as a potential witness was discussed, with possible immunity or subpoena to follow if needed.
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Washington
House Ethics Committee
Wayne Hays
Hays
Ohio
John J. Flynt Jr
D-Ga
Elizabeth Ray
Flynt
Ray
Miss Ray
House
Corry Area School District Eyes Eight Parcels for New Elementary
The Corry Area School District site committee has narrowed seven or eight potential locations for a new elementary building to about four. The site must serve Spartansburg Spring Creek and Concord Township in a dense area with good roads to ease busing. The board will discuss the four sites at its June 14 meeting with an architectural firm representative present.
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Corry Area
Spartansburg
Spring Creek
Thomas Davis
Leterday
Board of Education
Sears
Ster
Concord Township
Sparta
Lindsey Hollow
County Line Road
Conelway School
Dorothy Smith
Christian School
Youngsville
Kanzlenar
Pastor Plans Move Threatens Local Christian School
Rev Joseph Kanzlemar of Faith Church may relocate for a private sector job amid controversy over funding and administration at Corry Christian School. The school, serving kindergarten through eighth grade with plans for ninth, relies on tuition, church contributions, bond sales, and state aid under Act 105 and 60, yet faces certification hurdles and potential closure if finances and leadership shift.
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Dan Scannell
Joseph Kanzlemar
Faith Church
Cincinnati
Gacy Caeatan
Pennsylvania Bureau of Labor and Industry
Corry Christian School
Corry
Publicaeboola
Tau
Hamrick
Goodaman
Gary Cermak
NowPublic
United
Need Wasls
Corry Lee
Robert Crukpahl
Office of Non-Public Schools
Department of Education
Qualiy
Ob Church
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Bennett
Robert Joy
Yenchak
W.E. and Batty Phillips
Michael
Edinboro
Churyl Armaltage
Slippery Rock
Manei
University
Oerral Garzia
Pimet Lille
University Ofittsburgh
Debrah McIntyre
Bulaborg
John Marton
Ean
Btate
Cheryl PcQueen
Clarion
Cheryl Rosa
University of Pittsburgh
Titusville
Michael Rushin
Will
Michael Saxton
Cathy Shaver
Anne Wieliczko
Penn State
Kevin Donney
Colgate
Lori Gersina
Christine
Jereen
Patrick L. Luton
Commonwealth
R. Budd Dwyer
Ray Stutzman
Major
Wechara
Iesue
Aide
Deronville
Northeastern Bible College
Edinboro State
Harrisburg
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