The Corry teachers pay debate in the budget era
Corry residents read an analysis of teacher compensation in the 1976-77 Corry school district with ten years service. The piece compares a teacher’s salary plus benefits to community economic standards, noting the bottom line is what taxpayers actually pay after extras and mandates.
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Rick Martin Corry
Corry
Fred Davis
N.C
N.A
Corry Farmers Market Seeks Vendors for Kickoff
Corry announces a new open air Farmers Market inviting fruit and vegetable sellers handcraft hawkers and others. First sale day is Saturday at 9 a.m. contact Michael DeCorte at the Corry Chamber of Commerce by Thursday to participate with no selling fee and display gear provided by sellers.
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Corry
Michael DeCorte
Washington
North Center Streets
Meadville
Oil City
Franklin
DeCorte
Dan Alexander
Chamber
Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
NFG May Not Have To Refund Missbilling
Erie National Fuel Gas faces a $14 million alleged misbilling dispute from 1974 and 1975. The PUC plans formal action against NFG UGI Corp and Honesdale Gas Co after an audit of fuel adjustment charges. NFG officials say overcharge was not proven and await official text of the decision.
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Erie — National Fuel Gas
State Public Utility Commission
NFG
William Hill
PUC
Sai
Pennsylvania
National Fuel Gas
Erie
Oil City
National Fuel
UGI Corporation
Valley Forge
Honesdale Gas Co
Honesdale
First West Coast Legionnaires Disease death reported
In Olympia Washington state health officials confirmed the death of a 61 year old Bellingham man from Legionnaires Disease on April 11 at St Joseph Hospital. CDC in Atlanta confirmed the illness this week. Authorities say there is no outbreak or secondary cases and no public health danger. Hospitals are being advised on recognition.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington State
Philadelphia
John A. Beare
Health Services Division
State Department of Social and Health Services
Bellingham
St. Joseph Hospital
Beare
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Damage $3,250 In Accidents PSP Report
Corry state police investigated three crashes yesterday and early today with $3,250 in vehicle damage. One person, Phyllis J. Fox, 53, was treated and released after a Route 6 collision near Union City. A separate crash on Route 6 involved Phillip A. Knoll, 24, and Scott M. Niver, causing truck and wagon damage. A Bloomfield Township two vehicle crash at Routes 8 and 77 damaged a car and a beer truck.
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Corry
Phyllis J. Fox
K.D
Union City
Union City Hospital
David L. Stratton
R.D. 1
Ashville
N.Y
For
Phillip A. Knoll
West Smith Street
Scott M. Niver
Knoll
Bloomfield Township
Robert J. Cross
R.D.2
Centerville
Ronald L Kwasnicka
Pulaski
Cooperation Talks End With Accord At Energy Firm
Ajax Vates and Cooper Energy Services Chief Negotiator Cooper Featy lead talks with the International Workers Lodge 1748 and union members. Reachable agreement reported after tense bargaining. No details on terms released.
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Cooper Energy Services
Sear
Anaiene
Aatierry
Cooper
Sagibempene
Folger Coffee Cuts Prices Amid Brazil Cold Snap
Folger Coffee Co. lowers ground coffee price by 30 cents to 3.68 a pound, effective immediately, as Brazil’s freeze, the world’s top coffee grower, drives up the price of one pound cans from 1.29 to over 4 a pound on supermarket shelves.
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Folger Coffee Co
Procter Gamble
Brazil
Crowd Expected For Wright School Overcrowding Showdown
Corry Area School District's board holds a special session Monday to tackle Wright School class overcrowding. Parents and Wright teachers plan to attend seeking solutions amid staff cuts in grades three through six. One teacher will send a taped message. council member Barbara Mack cannot attend.
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Board of Education
Corry Area
Wright School
Bruce Campbell
the Journal
Barbara Mack
No Lavish Spending Seen in Corry Primary Campaigns
In Corry the primary produced minimal campaign spending with no local candidate surpassing the $150 filing threshold. Erie County records show top spender Robison with 33 241 and Cappabianca spent 22 147 in a race for county executive, while multiple council hopefuls filed modest sums and contributions.
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Corry
Karl Boyes
Boyes
Erie County
Russell “Robie
Robison Robison
GOP
Robison
Pat Cappabianca
Cappabianca
County Council
J.jugostine
Anthony Andrezewski
Thomas Benson
Gary Bukowski
Earl Cameron
Ron Cleaver
Council Considers Recreation, Bids, and Water Plans
City Council meets Monday night to discuss possible adoption of a simmer recreation program, bid opening for a new pickup truck, first readings of two ordinances, and a water main extension to Wayne Township. The session includes city sewer extension, North Center street extension, and comments from City Solicitor Rozelle on Department of Community Affairs notes regarding ConRail. Grice to present Wayne Township water main extension agreement and discuss the Hood plain.
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Wayne Township
North Center Street
Douglas Rozelle
Department of Community Affairs
ConRail
Robert Grice
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