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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
6
Corrected calendar outlines first day of second semester January 26 1570 71 with report cards February 2 February 12 end of attendance period 120 days in-service day for teachers resumes January 27 end of fifth six weeks May 28 junior senior prom May 30 baccalaureate service May 31 memorial day June 3 9 final exams June 3 commencement June 9 last day of school term no school
East Branch News reports a WMPF meeting at Mrs. Emmit Young’s home with poor attendance due to wind and snow. Several local updates follow including birthdays, visits, PTA activities, hospital news, and community social notes across Butler area homes.
President Nixon aims to soften his stiff image by revealing the private life behind the public portrait. A family wedding and upcoming election may spur more openness as he faces low approval ratings and plans a live NBC interview with Howard K. Smith.
Washington. The House considered a motion by Rep. Yates to cut 134 million and halt federal SST funding March 30 as present authority expires. Backers warned ending subsidies could cost 13,000 jobs and 1 billion in investment, while critics cited cancer fears and environmental impact. President and officials denied safety claims and pledged health and environmental reviews before any production.
An Erie fifth grader at Technical Memorial High School was suspended after a late morning altercation with a shop teacher. Principal Victor Donovan said the incident is under investigation. The student allegedly struck the teacher in the face, knocking off glasses, chased by the teacher, and swung a metal belt causing shattering glass and minor cuts. The report has been sent to the school district office.
Four Philadelphia department stores Gimbels Lit Brothers John Wanamaker and Strawbridge and Clothier shift closing hours to six with opening at ten, aiming to ease rush hour traffic. Wednesday hours extend to nine.
John F. O Leary a former U S Bureau of Mines official told the House Environment and Natural Resources Committee reclamation of gutted mine sites would cost operators 18 to 20 cents per ton. He cited state figures showing $1 000 to reclaim one acre of stripped Ohio land. Sam Brock of West Virginia University argued firms typically earn more than a 100 percent return on investment.
Westmoreland County commissioners who sold their jail to the state for 3.8 million two years ago will review a plan for a new jail on March 23. The proposal estimates a 2 million cost and a capacity for 94 prisoners with the old jail to be used until the new facility is built.
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