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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1969
Page
1
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Improvement Revolving Fund Reaches Quarter Million
City Council approved advancing a $250000 improvement revolving fund to finance capital projects over five years. The solicitor was authorized to begin legal work on the loan and the finance director given authority to seek borrowing sources and rates. Council moved quickly on the measure last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen Light
New City
Fire Department
Soeana
Stack Downey
Downey
Two Weeks Left To Register To Vote In City Election
Correlles urged to register to vote as mayor two councilmen two school directors and a city controller are up for election. GOP primary contrast exists for district magistrate between T A Hubley and Porter Auer while others face no contests. Local city races and procedural notes fill this page with planning for shopping plaza and sewer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correlles
T. A. Hubley
Porter Auer
Hubley
Auer
Norbert Bachemer
Merle Ottaway
Edward Zarger
Ben Calderone
Donald Cross
James Howard
Roger Lansberry
Jerome Davis
Nixon Supports Cutting Aid for Disruptive Students
President Nixon favors withholding federal aid from college students convicted of disorders while balancing firmness with generosity to address root campus problems. San Francisco State College President Hayakawa relayed the stance after a meeting, noting aid is routed to colleges which decide allocations and withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
S. J. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Counter offensive launched near Saigon by 1000+ U.S. troops
More than 1,000 American troops began a major counteroffensive northwest of Saigon on the Viet Cong spring offensive’s 24th day. U.S. forces, including the 1st, 25th Infantry, 1st Air Cavalry, and 11th Armored Cavalry, press to pin down North Vietnamese 7th Division as air and artillery strikes claim 28 enemy dead with no U.S. casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
7Th Division
1St Air Cavalry Division
1Th Armored Cavalry
City eyes unified alarm system overhaul by Downey
Safety director Councilman Jack Downey pushes revamp of the mixed bag city alarm network. He seeks a central system where one alarm and a location light identify calls at banks, plants, and public offices, replacing separate private signals from Marine Bank, General Telephone, and others. A study will precede recommendations slated for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Downey
Downey
Citizens Carry Office
The
Marine Bank
Expect Federal Reserve To Raise Rates Soon
Washington based officials privately foresee a Federal Reserve discount rate increase following major banks raising their prime rate to 7 1 4 percent. The move would tighten credit further and narrow the gap between the discount and prime rates, potentially curbing lending to housing, small businesses, and municipalities financing schools and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
U S Peru Plane Hijacks Complicate Cuba Triple Sky Piracy Year
Two planes hijacked to Cuba in one day add to the year’s tally of aerial hijackings. A Delta flight from Atlanta to Augusta was diverted to Havana with 64 aboard after a hijacker claimed a bomb. Earlier Faucett Airlines from Peru also diverted to Havana, as Cuba faced multiple hijack incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cuba
Delta Airlines
Atlanta
Augusta
Suba
Fhe
Havana
Jose Marti
Faucett Airlines
Peru
Fidel
Castro
Lima
Arequipa
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Delta
Carolyn Wooley
Dallas
Tex
Ron Wessenberg
Miss Wooley
Dadle Wheaton
Argo
Gun Duel Flare Across Suez Canal
BEIRUT AP Egyptian and Israeli gunners clashed along half the Suez Canal, ending a four day lull. Cairo Radio said Israel opened fire at Port Taufig and Suez before Egyptians returned fire. An Israeli wound reported and firing paused at 1 16 p.m after UN observers proposed a cease fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Suez Canal
Cairo
Port Taufig
Suez
East Bank
U.N
Corry Sparta Youths Charged In School Theft
Two youths from Corry and Spartansburg were arraigned on burglary and larceny charges. Michael Nadolny and Dennis Goodwill, both 18, were committed to Erie County Jail after waiving preliminary hearings. Bond set at $2000. They allegedly stole $30 from Sparta Merged High School on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Corry
Spartansburg
Justice of the Peace
Olen Seidler
Michael Nadolny
Dennis Goodwill
Erie County
Sparta
No Change Yet In Local Lending Charges
Local lending remains largely steady with six and one half percent legal cap on consumer loans in Pennsylvania. Business loans quote five percent add-ons, totaling just over nine percent, while home mortgages sit near seven percent though points rise. As corporate borrowing adjusts to new rate limits, overall financing for homes, vehicles, and consumer goods faces higher costs ahead.
Officials warn tighter money may curb corporate investment
Officials say the credit squeeze could deter some firms from borrowing for new plant and equipment. Administration experts call it a sanitary effect. A government survey released last Thursday found companies plan a 14 percent rise in 1969 versus 1963 plant and equipment outlays. In Thailand, communist guerrillas shot a deputy district chief during a tractor demonstration in Tak Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancock
Thailand
Tak
Doctor With Hunger Reports Hospitalized For Malnutrition
Dr. Donald Gatch, a Bluffton, South Carolina physician whose hunger reports sparked a Senate probe, was hospitalized in fair condition at Freedmen’s Hospital with malnutrition exhaustion and possible intestinal worms. The 34-year-old Nebraska native had worked to treat rural Black families across several counties, drawing ostracism and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Carolina
Senate
Donald Gatch
Bluffton
S.C
Freedmen's Hospital
Gatch
Gatchs
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