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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
1
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The court reversed a lower court ruling that Texas school financing violated the 14th Amendment. The Edgewood case, brought by Demetrio P. Rodriguez and other Edgewood parents, highlighted how local property wealth created disparities. 1967 68 figures show Edgewood at $5429 per pupil versus $45095 in Alamo Heights.
George R. Sample, chair of the North Hills Golf Commission, defends city owned 220 acre North Hills complex amid Council debate over tax dollars. He argues the airport and North Hills provide public value, noting 90 percent of airport operating costs come from taxpayers and urging support for both facilities.
Corry Area School District officials said a report claiming the district wants to buy into the Erie County Vo Tech is not accurate. They described the Erie meeting as exploring satellite vo tech programs, with Corry showing interest, but no commitment or action announced.
Unofficial word from Corry Area School District negotiations signals near end to the 1973 74 contract. Board and teachers may approve early next week with staff approval the final step. Discussions cover salary steps and satellite vocational plans with county tech, potential enrollment quotas, and Curricular expansions while Corry weighs joining the county system.
Streets crews in Corry reported a rough two weeks with weather hindering patching and washing out dirt street fills. City officials noted plowing overtime during a costly winter, yet open-winter budgets kept snow removal at about $2,000 of $10,000. Engineering cited high costs for superior streets, with patching cheaper than full paving at roughly $4 versus up to $15 per front foot.
A 5-year-old Union City kindergartner, Troy Helgert, was killed near the Sherman Street crossing after a westbound freight cleared. He and a friend reportedly waited for the first train, then the brothers attempted to cross as an eastbound freight approached. the other boy crossed safely while Troy was struck and died at Union City Memorial Hospital. Local police described the incident at the EL crossing and noted the family residence at 124 Sherman Street.
Premier Peter A. E. Paes Be plans a 1971 Edmonton meeting with Soviet Premier Kosygin to discuss a trade delegation to study Russia's northern development. Business pressures may push the trip to 1974, an aide said yesterday.
ERIE PA AP Former United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle insists he had no involvement in the 1969 killings of union rival Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. He says he doubts any union member did, even as two ex-UMW officials face murder charges and a third pleads guilty. Boyle testified in the defense of William J Prater, who is accused of using union funds to finance the scheme. He acknowledged questions about why no probe occurred but defended his limited role as president.
An architect’s survey of Corry Area School District buildings finds most structures in good condition with maintenance and minor fixes needed. Spring Creek and Sparta attendance center frame structures show significant deficiencies, while Wright School and Spar tansburg main building are largely sound. Recommendations include heating upgrades at Spring Creek, fireproofing Hatch Building, and possible demolition of the Sparta frame building. The uninspected newer schools are deemed fine.
Viet Cong said the final group of American prisoners will be released at Gia Lam airport in Hanoi on Saturday and Sunday, completing repatriation three days before the Paris peace deadline. The Pentagon noted two missing Navy fliers are now listed as POWs.
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