Corry Area School District approves 3.29 million budget
The nine member interim operating committee of the merged Corry Area School District approves a $3,291,221 budget and sets tax structures to unify seven former districts. They outline asset transfers, debt and salary contract considerations, and the need to consolidate records and tax collections by July 1 as merger details proceed amid possible delays in Harrisburg.
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Corry Area
Corry City
No Way To Stop Mergers Before Deadline On Thursday
At a Corry Area School District interim committee meeting Sparta's Robert Nichols spoke of a possible year delay for statewide mergers via a bill to extend the deadline to July 1. State Senator R Budd Dwyer said passage was unlikely and strong opposition from the Senate Education Committee would kill it. With a Supreme Court tax ruling and parochial school funding disputes dominating, merger opposition efforts were halted.
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Sparta Committee
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Harrisburg
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Wayne Township
Warren County
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Spring Creek
Crawford County
Sparta
Spartansburg Borough
Corry Area
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Senate
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Senate Education Committee
Supreme Court
Journal
New Renewal Head Ready to Tackle Urban Project
Virginia Nuzzo began leading the Fourth Ward urban renewal on her first day, outlining four immediate tasks. These include answering government questions on the Corry loan, conducting a relocation survey, reappraising district property values, and drafting an informational statement for residents. She also seeks housing in Corry for herself and her two children.
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Virginia Nuzzo
Fourth Ward
Lawmakers Craft Deal to Save Pennsylvania Finances
In Harrisburg Democrats push a tax plan with possible Republican backing to avert a fiscal crisis. A bipartisan five member committee led by Lt. Gov. Kline is to flesh out details, with talks focusing on a flat wage tax and substantial budget cuts. Gov. Shapp warns of dwindling funds as court rulings widen a revenue gap.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Aia
GOP
Ernest P. Kline
Senate
Thomas Lamb
Dallegheny
House
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
T. Newell Wood
Luzerne
Kenneth B. Lee
Sullivan
Kline
Shapp
Pennsylvania faces possible closure of 200 to 250 nonpublic schools
Harrisburg AP reports 200 to 250 nonpublic schools in Pennsylvania, mainly in major metros, may close or merge after the Supreme Court rejected state aid. About 1,450 nonpublic schools existed, with 1,150 receiving state funds. Amid rising costs and teacher salary gaps, 31 schools closed last year.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
U.S. Supreme Court
State Department of Education
Office For Aid
Vincent J. McCoola
Government May Aid Church Schools in Certain Ways
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court abandons a strict church state wall, endorsing limited aid to religious institutions to avoid excessive entanglement as ruled by Chief Justice Warren E Burger in three decisions. The ruling signals a shift toward permissive government support under narrowed constitutional limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
State Post Office Change Thursday observes new United States Postal Service
The U S Post Office Department fades after 200 years as the United States Postal Service takes over. Corry post office hosts open house Thursday with souvenir envelopes and stamp displays. Assistant Postmaster John Wascak invites postal customers to visit.
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U.S. Post Office Department
United States Postal Service
Corry
John Wascak
House Rejects Senate-Passed War End Bill
Washington AP reports the House voted 29 to 176 against a Senate amendment to a draft extension bill setting a nine month U.S. withdrawal deadline from Indochina. The defeat, the largest antiwar showing in a loss, shifts attention to a conference with little hope for passage before current draft laws expire at midnight.
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Washington
House
Senate
U.S
Indochina
H.R. Gross
A Lowa
John J. Rooney
D-N.y
Nixon
Congress
Charles W. Whalen
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Whalen
Pentagon Papers Excerpts Spark Fresh Vietnam War Debate
The Christian Science Monitor released excerpts from unpublished Pentagon papers accusing U S intelligence in Vietnam of fueling unfounded optimism in policy. The report details a 21 month withdrawal plan from 1962 to 1964 and notes unrealistically optimistic assessments amid the Diem assassination and Johnson era.
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Ngo Dinh
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