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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet references Soviet relations and Cabot, with ambiguous mentions of ambassadors and Washington. The readable fragments suggest a diplomatic or political context but lack concrete events or dates.
KS officer Patrolman Donald Levis and his police dog King nabbed 18 year old William Weidle of Noyer Road as he fled with a case of beer from Bayview Beverage Co. Detectives charged Weidle with burglary and an alderman arraignment was planned. Two alleged accomplices were being hunted early this morning.
The Athletic Association reported revenue of 1636 dollars with major funding from paid advertising and book sales. Expenses include printing photography and coaching costs while annual budgets vary across funds such as Corrian Senior Class and Drama Club with balances ranging from four figures to small cents.
House Speaker Kenneth B. Lee argues a $5,400 minimum salary next school year and $6,000 in 1969 70 can be paid by the state without overburdening local districts. He warns future subsidies will exceed current revenue and notes Shafer may veto unless funded from existing taxes.
Union City Jaycees present the Variety 68 talent show next Wednesday at Area High School auditorium with Coleman's Band as host and several acts including The Canadettes The Exiles Iron Erie Bob Sharrow The Gid-Ettes Melvin Weilacher Don Watts and family Tarbell and Baker and The Williams Family of Erie. Tickets from Jaycee members and local stores. U.S. Navy pilots bomb Haiphong railroad highway bridge and a power plant for the second day in a row.
Harrisburg staffer William Deibler analyzes constitutional questions on the April 23 Primary ballot. The AP report traces the constitutional convention and is cited with three other journalists in a formal resolution of the convention.
The plan aims to align the state charter with the one person one vote standard by creating 50 senatorial and 203 representative districts, removing fractional ratios, freezing size, and basing districts on population. A five member bipartisan commission drafts reapportionment with a neutral chair. court intervention possible for appeals. Madison's Democratic base cited. Vietnam war referendum splits noted. Citizens Committee for a Vote on Vietnam backs turnout.
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