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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
1
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City and Wayne Township approve the Corry portion of the 1974 Comprehensive Plan after a quiet public hearing. Cost shared with the state, totaling 24,450 dollars, with the city at 17,200 and the township at 7,250. The plan fixes future zoning and utilities, outlines past and planned projects, and enables future state and federal funding.
In Phnom Penh President Lon Nol asks Prime Minister Long Boret to form a new cabinet including the ouster of the armed forces chief, signaling a major civilian control push that could threaten Lon Nol. The move follows Boret's resignation and a palace firing over troop mobilization and Khmer Rouge pressure.
City Housing Authority and Housing Corporation of the Corry Area met to agree on day to day management of the new housing development on South Center Street Hill. The Authority will handle rents maintenance and bookkeeping and receive a management fee. Closing date set no later than March 19 with contractor to begin work soon.
Gov. Shapp unveiled a 15 month general fund plan totaling 5.47 billion to cover July 1975 through Sept. 30, 1976, a 9.6 percent rise over current spending. The budget keeps taxes steady, tightens costs, and relies on federal funds to reach 9.07 billion with self supporting funds added. It dedicates nearly half to education, with welfare, health, and economic development following, and includes a 6 percent cash welfare increase and higher state college appropriations.
Corty Area School District directors drafted a preliminary budget for the next fiscal year to be ready by month end. The board set March 31 for an initial budget review, April 7 for a follow up session, May 5 for the proposed budget release, and June 9 for adoption. Superintendent Krepps urged scheduling to start immediately under state laws and local precedent. The policy requires a 20 day public display before final adoption.
Washington AP report says House leaders sidestepped a veto clash with President Ford as talks advance on a compromise re energy taxes. A 90 day delay on the 3 per barrel import tax was moved to the Ways and Means Committee with Republicans open to a quick vote. Ford has agreed to a 60 day delay on the last two of three planned increases, while the first remains in effect.
Russell Robison of Robison Enterprises in Erie faced the City Zoning Board over a planter wall near the Red Barn on North Center Street. The board denied his appeal to keep the wall flush with the sidewalk, as regulations require an 18 inch setback. Robison agreed to saw off 18 inches of the wall to comply, paving the way for the city's newest fast food establishment.
In Milwaukee, St Francis High School offers a popular elective course called the rape or self defense class. Teachers Judy Richmond and Kay Seamonsonson lead sophomores to seniors through basic self defense, legal steps, and psychological insights into rape. Guest speakers including police, psychologists, and lawyers reinforce lessons on escape, response, and prosecutorial processes.
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