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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
3
In the Winter Carnival feature Crawford County's Connie Williams and Margaret Stumpf are shown with Marine Anderson of Indiana in the top photo. The scene highlights the event as a key state competition among numerous contestants.
Pittsburgh based PPG Industries announced a four dollar per ton price increase for caustic soda used in soaps detergents and food processing. The hike applies to all liquid and dry grades and takes effect immediately on spot sales and July contracts. The company said the move follows price increases by other producers.
Kennedy reports support in the House for a surtax reform program after a DSG session. He notes sympathy from voices but asserts no change in policy. DSG members say pressure grows for prompt revenue measures and a broader reform rather than a stopgap. The Treasury releases a statement from six ex secretaries urging quick action. Army mobilized guardsmen and reservists may apply for discharge to civilian life by next Christmas. Signers listed include Snyder Humphrey Anderson Dillon Fowler Barr. A Sao Paulo statue gift to Pope Paul VI is described in Sao Caetano.
The Corry area school system announces eight weeks of summer recreation starting Monday under program coordinator Sharon Schilling. Activities include girls softball, tennis, archery, kickball, arts and crafts, special events nights, and daily events at Mead Park Fairview Concord West Washington Columbus and Wright playgrounds from 1 to 5 p.m. The first week features an Old Fashioned Field Day at Wright School on June 20 with events for all school age children.
SAEGERTOWN An higher prime rate announced this week could affect funding for bonds to build the Saegertown Area High School. Dr Harold State of the Central School Building Authority says banks raising rates from 7 to 8 percent complicates financing. bond counsel and the authority are exploring options. Total bids for building and furnishing exceed 3.4 million dollars.
Congress moves to curb conflicts of interest among federal judges via a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing plan and a disclosure bill. The Judicial Conference urged broader rules but stopped short of Supreme Court scope. Justice Brennan resigned from outside activities and a reform bill seeks stronger enforcement through a commission. Concurrently Bangkok reports an emergency cholera vaccination drive near a WS air base.
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