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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
1
A garbled memo mentions a new tool and implementation steps tied to a chief Silbert, with references to a weeklong build and a project timeline. Details are incomplete, but the text implies rollout of a Pen-SS system and the involvement of a psychiatrist and dren entities.
The Corry Area School District Board of Education last night unanimously passed the 1973-74 school budget after brief discussion. Spectators closely watched as all nine board members voted in favor.
NASA officials gave the green light for a Thursday space walk by two astronauts to free a jammed solar panel on Skylab. Commander Charles Conrad would likely lead the excursion with Joseph Kerwin assisting while Paul Weitz remained inside. The mission aims to nearly double Skylab’s electric power, despite prior budget and tax shifts affecting the area.
John D. Taylor 27 of Meadville arraigned on murder and robbery charges after being extradited from New York following a high speed chase near Rochester. Stolz's body found in his home. investigators note money present, motive unclear. Pretrial hearing set for June 13.
Mayor Edward Zarger told the City Council the U S Treasury requires a report on how the first six months 1973 revenue sharing funds will be spent. Total estimated at 79 436 with 60 000 budgeted and 19 336 in an executive proposal. Planned items include 40 000 for part of a new firetruck, 18 000 for the refuse contract under environmental protection, 2 000 for transportation and capital expenditures for storm drainage. A storm drainage project totals 15 336 while 6 900 funds environmental conservation to separate sewers from storm lines. A sewer change project on Associated Spring property requires pipe purchase to lay line before Raymond Division builds on its property. gravity design could save 5 000 to 10 000 by avoiding a pumping station. Council approved pipe purchase.
City Council approved a 650 settlement with R W Brown to release the city from further obligations under the vehicle supply contract. Brown, a water department consultant, will be retained until February 1 1974. The car was demolished in an accident. insurance proceeds were received and a new vehicle was not purchased. The settlement was deemed more prudent by City Engineer-Administrator David Johnson.
Corry Area School District leaders debated tightening the hardship day clause in the 1973 74 budget discussion. James Howard proposed requiring a reason for hardship day requests, but board president William Kafferlin suggested delaying until future negotiating sessions. The district must obtain written consent from both parties to alter the contract, solicitor Frank McKnight noted.
Senate Democrats condemn Nixon Phase 3 as a disaster and move to attach a mandatory 90 day freeze on prices profits wages rents and consumer interest rates to an early floor vote. Mondale Proxmire and Mansfield lead the caucus while Republicans urge moderation and the administration signals cautious easing in some sectors.
The Corry city council, in a one hour session led by City Engineer-Administrator David Johnson, adopted five resolutions advancing a joint Corry Wayne Township Master Plan. Resolutions authorize participation in the National Flood Insurance Plan, enforce flood area construction rules, and request Erie County permission for County Planner Christopher Capotis to conduct the joint study. Police and paid firemen also seek contract talks for 1974 with sessions to begin before July 1 under the Public Employer Bargaining Act.
The Senate Watergate committee refused to delay its televised hearings and heard former Nixon campaign secretary Sally J. Harmony testify she typed wiretap logs, intelligence memos, and a phony Democratic document. Chair Sam J. Ervin said executive session opinion favored proceeding without delay, citing the Senate resolution and belief indictments can still receive fair trials once investigations end.
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