Pennsylvania House to push $500 teacher pay hike plan
House Republicans move to advance a 352.7 million bill to raise all Pennsylvania teachers by 500 dollars in the next school year. The measure includes a 300 dollar increment for some and raises starting pay from 4500 to 5400, funded at state expense with about 24.8 million more than available. Philadelphia Democrat Milo/Martin Mal advocate threatens amendments tying nonpublic school aid to the bill. Leadership aims for a Wednesday vote amid PSEA pressure from 20 000 teachers.
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Philadelphia
Basic Education Committee
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Allegheny
Rep. Martin
Mullen
Mouse Appropriations Committee
GOP
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Shafer
Sheriff sales delayed on six delinquent Corry properties
At a Corry School Board meeting attorney Frank McKnight said sheriff sale proceedings have not begun on six properties with ancient taxes out of an original 41. Board supported moving ahead last September, but McKnight remains skeptical. Continued on Page Four.
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Directors Stall Plan To Hustle New Building
Corry area Joint School Committee members backed off from a proposal to pass a resolution authorizing immediate construction of a middle school without state reimbursement. Superintendent Ray Elsen urged the measure, supported by the Erie County School Board and architect consultant Dr Clyde B Klinger, as part of a state permit application.
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Department of Public Instruction
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Budget Tight Jointure Faces Cash Crunch
Treasurer R. Elwin Fuller warns the Jointure may borrow to cover payroll as state checks are late. The tight budget stems from districts like Corry not raising tax millage, leaving little cushion and forcing possible interdistrict borrowing with interest. The next payroll falls late April when funds on hand run thin. Beach scene shifts to North Beach in San Francisco as topless revues go bottomless.
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Changes in Pennsylvania constitution debated in four part series
The Journal begins a four part series on suggested revisions to the Pennsylvania constitution. Readers are urged to study the proposals before a April 23 vote. Advocates for and against will present arguments while the editorial aims for AP like objectivity.
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Associated, Press
Journal
Drivers Ignore Pleas Of Dad As Family Burns
In Toronto an early morning fire destroyed a small frame house killing a mother and six children. Father David Lumsden, 26, survived with burns after shouting for help as cars passed by. Dianne Lumsden died en route to hospital.
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Corry Area Joint School Committee approves resignations and hires
The Corry Area Joint School Committee accepted resignations from three teachers and hired three replacements. Charlotte Steves leaves Columbus Elementary, Bruce L. Decker exits high school history, and Paul Orner departs vocational agriculture. New staff include F Lowe Edwards to cover Decker and Miss Leanna Roden to join Corry Area High School, salary discussed.
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Bruce L. Decker
Paul Orner
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Decker
Leanna M. Roden
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Miss Roden
Corry Area High School
Rusk Returns to Finish Testimony on Foreign Aid Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk agreed to extend his Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearance after pressure from Chairman Fulbright. The two-day session covered Vietnam policy amid sharp exchanges with Morse and others, with Rusk maintaining calm under intense questioning.
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Rusk pressed to define Congress role in Vietnam policy
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Fulbright urged Secretary Rusk to spell out Congress forthcoming role in Vietnam planning to prevent derailment of foreign aid. Rusk warned about decisions not yet made while Fulbright pressed for early congressional consultation on troop levels and policy.
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Train crash derails near West Springfield injures three
Mrs Clara McDonald of Columbus Ohio and her husband were aboard a Penn Central train that derailed near the Pennsylvania Ohio border Saturday morning. She suffered back injuries and remained in Erie St Vincent Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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House Hears Civil Rights Bill After Senate Vote
The House pressed for rights legislation after Senate passage of a civil rights bill with open housing provisions. Leaders met Monday night to map strategy to send the measure to the President amid Johnson urging enactment.
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House
Senate
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Milk Truck Crash Drops Thousands of Gallons
A milk truck crashed south of Lovells Station on Route 89 shortly before 3 p.m. milking a loss of 13 000 gallons and about $2 000 in damage. The driver, Melallen McLallen of Waterford, was uninjured after being forced off the road by a southbound vehicle.
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CAHS Boys May Get More Chow
Corry Area High School cafeteria may expand meal options after a Corry Area Joint School Committee discussion. Director Robert McCray proposed if hungry boys would pay for extra meals, with Superintendent Ray Elsea to confer with cafeteria manager Mrs Elsie Hunt to arrange a procedure.
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Corry
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Elsie Hunt
Judge says Harrisburg at fault for Philadelphia parking tickets
Pittsburgh AP reports Philadelphia judge Chief Magistrate John Walsh blames Harrisburg and phony tickets for parking ticket problems. He cites misinformation and possible mistaken tag numbers as factors, arguing state offices misdirect blame away from city processes. He asks for scrutiny of bureau practices and police ticketing.
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