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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1974

Page

3

Beloved CAHS English teacher Ruth Bennett retires after 40 years

Ruth Bennett, Corry Area High School English teacher for four decades, retired after 40 and a half years in the Corry district. A Corry native educated at Penn State, she guided Future Teacher's Association, directed class plays, edited the yearbook, advised Tri-Clubs, and inspired countless students with literature and discipline rooted in earned respect. She hopes to travel to England, Ireland, and Scotland, and plans to assist in the library while avoiding substitute teaching.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe von Goethe Ruth Bennett Corry Area Miss Bennett CAHS Corry High School Penn State Miss Bennettt CHS Corry Fairview Washington CABS Future Teacher's Association Bennett England Ireland Scotland

Republicans Seek 100 Million Welfare Cut in Harrisburg

A group of House Republicans led by Richard McClatchy and Faith Whittlesey proposes trimming welfare spending from 736 million to 636 million next fiscal year. They argue tighter collection of support and income checks could save the gap, while opposing leaders doubt the $100 million figure. The plan aims to force reforms without delaying the welfare appropriation, with risks of a deficiency request if reforms fail.

Harrisburg Welfare Department House Department Richard McClatchy R Montgomery Faith Ryan Whittlesey Delaware McClatchy House Republicans GOP Shapp

Fugitive IRA Leader Delivers Eulogy at Hunger Striker Burial

In Dublin, fugitive IRA chief David OConnell spoke at the graveside for Michael Gaughan, who died after a 64 day prison hunger strike. Police offered no arrest as thousands gathered, with an armed TRA honor guard present and a volley fired over the coffin. Gaughan, 24, died on the Isle of Wight prior to transfer demands. The Donoughmore pair were freed in a Dublin park after the hunger strikes persisted.

Dublin Ireland Irish Republican Army Michael Gaughan IRA Ballina County Mayo David O'Connell Irish Republic Northern Ireland O'Connell TRA Gaughan Isle of Wight England Marion Dolours Price Earl Countess of

Meat Prices Decline Portents for Watcher’s Day Menus

STATE POLICE PA AP reports shoppers can expect bargain prices on beef steaks fryer chicken and various pork cuts for Watcher’s Day meals. The piece notes variability in how stores cut chicken parts and how pricing may reflect that, with guidance to compare price per pound by cut. Also mentions June strawberry season and summer ice cream price promotions with Pennsylvania minimum butterfat requirements.

State Police Pennsylvania

Treasurer Keeps Cool in Erie County Office

Air conditioners installed in the Erie County Treasurer's office spark protests from Clerk of Courts Byron Clapper Prothonotary Alexander Mativer and Recorder David Wiley as others seek cooling. County says wiring cannot handle extra load without costly courthouse wiring changes.

Erie County Neil McLaughlin McLaughlin Byron Clapper Alexander Sandy'’ Mativer Hécorder of Deeds David Wiley

Sound Off callers air issues in Corry Journal row

Readers are invited to phone 665 8291 for Sound Off at Corry Journal on Thursdays 5 to 9 p.m. Selections are printed. Questions raise concerns about public funds, local safety, water quality, traffic signals, parking meters, and community facilities.

Corry Journal

Tornado Toll Tops Two Dozen Across Three States

Weekend twisters and floods killed 23 people and caused about 56 million dollars in damage across Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas with additional destruction in Michigan. Officials sought federal disaster declarations as towns including Tulsa Emporia Drumwright and Riverview Elementary School faced severe losses and power outages.

Associated Press Oklahoma Kansas David Hall Dewey F. Bartlett Rokla White House Nixon Arkansas Ferris State College Big Rapids Mich Lower Peninsula Riverview National Weather Service Midwest Tulsa Public Service Co PSC Emporia Kan Drumwright Okla Creek County

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