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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1970

Page

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Promise Scrutiny of 1970 71 Budget

Harrisburg reports the Senate approved 156 million in spending and sent 255 million back to the House while Gov Shafer refuses to sign tax bills funding the 2.5 billion budget. A separate Meadville case ends in arrests over marijuana sales at Mother Earth involving three men.

Harrisburg Senate Shafer Tosday Senate Appropriations George N. Wade Rcumberland Meadville Robert Wander Jr Mother Earth Peter Platou New Orleans Buckley Proper Wander John Holt Atl P.m Thomas Ford Zilian Rumberger Pennsylvania Department of Health Holt Platou Harry Randall D.W. Ladner Ladner Plato Proper Donald W. Ladner House Penn State General Assembly Pennsylvania Power and Light Co Public Utility Commission P.p.&l

French Submarine Eurydice Reported Missing

TOULON France A French submarine the Eurydice is missing in the Mediterranean after a practice dive near Cape Camarat about 65 miles east of Marseille The vessel with a normal crew of 45 failed to respond to radio messages after the dive and the prefecture said it was very worried about the submarine The incident recalls Israeli submarine Dakar which vanished in January 1968 with a crew of 69 men.

Toulon France Mediterranean Maritime Cape Camarat Marseille

Police Collar Runaways 15 With Car Stolen At Geneva NY

City police near East Columbus avenue stopped a car driven erratically and captured three 15 year old runaways from Geneva New York along with a stolen vehicle. The youths admitted running away and driving the stolen car. Geneva officers tracked the owners and parents would retrieve their sons and the car’s owner would pick up the vehicle. The incident occurred near the Dairy Queen drive in Corry.

Geneva East Columbus Avenue Dairy Queen Omic East Columbus N.Y Jonny Corry Amedie W. Nepa Betel Joy Rida

Congress races with clock to avert railroad strike

President Nixon urged Congress to impose a mandatory contract settlement today to avert a nationwide railroad shutdown by 45,000 shop craft workers. He backed an agreement ratified by three unions but rejected by the Sheet Metal Workers. Hearings were set as leaders warned action could take days or weeks amid opposition to compulsory settlements.

Washington Nixon Congress Afl-Cio Sheet Metal Workers International Association Senate Labor Committee House Commerce Committee Senate Committee George P. Shultz William W. Winpisinger Winpisinger Shultz John P. Hiltz Unnions

Wildcat Penn Central Strike Intensifies Across Cleveland Yard

In Cleveland hundreds of workers join a wildcat walkout at Penn Central Collinwood Yard despite a temporary injunction. Union leaders say 700 workers are striking or honoring picket lines as wider wage disputes and job jurisdiction delays persist, with looming nationwide actions amid congressional pressure.

Cleveland, Ohio Penn Central Railroad Collinwood US District Court Ben C. Green Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 368 Wildcat Washington Bilermakers and Blacksmiths Union Local 416 International Association of Machinists Local 584 The Electrical Workers Union Oilers Penn Central Joseph Gallio Sheet Metal Workers Local Craftsmen's Federation His International

Columbus School Board Faces Cash Shortfall and Land Use Debate

The Columbus School Board explains a $23,000 cash balance against $80,000 in bills with April reimbursements delayed to May. The board plans short term borrowing to cover obligations, including $19,000 owed to Corry Area Jointure, while also weighing disposition of the Wickwire house and its 1.5 acres for potential future expansion. Janitor Merle Page seeks to work beyond 65 with state approval. A Taylor County Courthouse sign mix up shows a Women’s Toilet label with a larger “Ladies Only” sign.

Columbus Corry Area Earl Wickwire Merle Page SE. Anderson Page Campbellsville Taylor County

State to back 7 percent on large inactive accounts

Harrisburg AP says the commonwealth will seek 7 percent returns on inactive state time accounts over 100000 dollars, boosting from 5 percent. About 39 million dollars are affected across 363 banks, with smaller accounts earning 5.5 percent. Banks protest withdrawals, warning impact on services and local programs.

Harrisburg Commonwealth Bipartisan Board of Finance and Revenue Pennsylvania Grace M. Sloan First Seneca Bank and Trust Co Oil City Citizens National Bank of

Gannon students demand reforms and extra tuition for talent

About 125 Gannon College students marched to the president’s office at Erie demanding reforms including a student union, hockey funding, and changes to the grading system. A spokesman said they’d pay up to $5 per semester to finance top speakers and bands.

ERIE Gannon College Jeff Keim Keim Gannon

Fulbright Warns Laos Seen More Critical Than Vietnam

Senator Fulbright cites high Nixon officials calling Laos more vital than Vietnam, a view he says scares him. He declined to name the officials, but recalls a State Department official making the claim to committee members. The disclosure follows calls for a secret Senate session on U.S. involvement in Laos amid renewed Southeast Asia tensions.

Washington J. W. Fulbright Laos Vietnam Arkansas Democrat Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department Fulbright George 8. McGovern D-S.d Senate U.S Laog Thailand

Laos Hearings Prompt Fulbright Warning On U S Involvement

Fulbright and his committee press for release of testimony on U S activity in Laos. They warn that Laos could pose a dangerous future if Vietnam stakes justify larger commitments. Laird and McGovern clash over policy and secrecy while Aiken cautions against overreaction and broader war.

Fulbright U.S Laos Senate United States Vietnam Melvin R. Laird Laird George D. Aiken Vermont Aiken North Secre North Vietnam Sen Stuart Symington Congress

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Raymond Shafer International Association of Machinists Sheet Metal Workers Edward F. Carlough Imion Wally O'Brien Cleveland Blossburg Lewistown Trust Co Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority Department of Revenue Third National Bank and Trust Company of Scranton Northern Central Bank and Trust Co Williamsport Gannon Group
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