City misses grant in first land and water fund allocations
In Our Opinion the city of Corry trails peers for failing to secure a share of Pennsylvania's 500 million land and water conservation fund. Warren will gain 86 290 toward a 950 127 project with year round use and a multi purpose building while Waterford receives 7374 toward a five acre Lake LeBoeuf shore park. Corry faces a split recreation program with no clear plan and tax funded bonds for any broadened effort. The editorial urges the City Council and School Board to cooperate promptly on a community asset expansion.
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Warren
Lite
Waterford
Lake LeBoeuf
Harrisburg tax clash over teacher pay raises explained
Mason Denison in Harrisburg outlines how higher state minimum pay for teachers will not be fully funded by the state. Local taxpayers face larger real estate taxes as subsidies fall short, and a $151 million augmentation must come from local districts according to PSEA estimates. The piece argues the state will not shoulder the cost alone.
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Harrisburg
Iss
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Legislaire
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Shafer
Fred Heddinger
PSEA
Carrier Rates and Deadlines in Carr Pennsylvanian
Second class postage paid at Carr Pa priced 130 dollars yearly by mail in advance. Carrier ten cents per copy plus weekly wire fee. Known rates subject to change upon application. Advertisement deadline nine a.m. on previous publication date.
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Carr, Paiy
Adi
Bieoley
Undercover US War Tactics Across Southeast Asia
Drew Pearson outlines a covert U S effort across Southeast Asia where Gray Ghosts guide bombing runs from North Vietnam, Sea Lions and Laotian patrols support Viet Cong targets, CIA trained Meo tribes defend borders, and Navy SEALs strike Viet Cong lairs. The piece cites CIA operations in Formosa and Air America, critiques Army brass for mismanaging guerrilla efforts, and notes Vice President Humphrey’s push for expanded guerrilla warfare while acknowledging mixed results and lessons learned.
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North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
U.S
Teachers Booed as Shafer Addresses Teachers Rally
The governor’s speech to a large Capitol crowd drew boos and tears from teachers. The event featured strong display by PSEA leader Joseph Standa and a push for bills on teacher salaries and school subsidies. The gathering, one of the state’s largest demonstrations, highlighted budget tensions and calls for March 22 action while Shafer defended veto power and current revenue limits.
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Shafer
Cy Campbell
Capitol Steps
Standa
Mary Anne
Capitol
Corry fire near miss at local plant and power outage
A flash blaze at Corry-James town Manufacturing was quickly put out by equipment, sparing a serious fire. Corry suffered a 44 minute outage last night when a 110000 volt oil circuit breaker failed at the Pennsylvania Electric Company's Piney Dam plant near Clarion. The former Imperial Hotel at West Main and First Avenue has been sold to W W Waterhouse. Also noted, Perry K. Mead of Columbus named justice of the peace in that township by Governor Fisher. Street Commissioner Edward Harrington noted a suggested improvement plan for East Columbus Avenue.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Piney Dam
Clarion
Imperial Hotel
West Main Street
First Avenue
Perry K. Mead of
Columbus
Goyemor Fisher
Edward Harrington
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Columbus Avenue
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