Corry Area High School exhibits and Millcreek bid updates
A series of local notes from Corry and nearby Millcreek cover school events at Corry Area High School and the Millcreek School Board appeal. Highlights include the Corry Industrial Arts display with 60 students at the Erie County exhibit, plans for a school party, and weather outlook through midweek. The hearing on reinstating George Pease Jr. faces a new date, while efforts to fund tennis courts receive bids. An Erie hospital accident and identification practices via Social Security cards are also noted.
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Robert Mulvin
Corry Area
Boston
Erie
Erie County
Wath Mulvin
Georgé Patterson
George Holfett
Passel Capellit
Lawrence Jackson
Jad
Corry
Millcreek School Board
State Department of Education
George. Pease Jr
McDowell High Behol
Athe O
Wilne
udee-Bower
Evans
Suepl
Wile Armory
Ohatiriahisie Steel
Leah
Clarence Farringlin
Edaitietrator
Laos crisis prompts White House talks on forceful action
U S leaders, including President Kennedy and top aides, weigh stronger action to prevent pro Communist forces from capturing Laos Nam Tha amid renewed fighting. Meetings at the White House and State Department involved Harriman, Deak, Hillsmann, and Bundy as the situation deteriorates.
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U.S
Kennedy
White House
W. Averell Harriman
George Deekve
Army
Statfa
Roger Hillsmann
Sib
Fine's Trial On Tax Evasion Recessed Three Days
In Seewisburg Pennsylvania, the trial of a former official on income tax evasion was recessed for three days. Testimony began with witnesses detailing payrolls and dairy farm improvements tied to the Newport firm. The government alleges $70,149 in taxes due for services and improvements between 1954 and 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine
Seewisburg
John
Frederick
Pole
Ronald P-Morgan
Deltie
Newport
Loyalsville
Liveri¢ County
Bruce W Swire
Rockville
William C. Baer
Anthony Stefanowicz
Louisville
Lawrence—Biscontini
Ly Dairy
Swh Bner
Stefanowic
Fine Dujline
Business Council hears optimistic 1962 forecast
Business leaders and economists forecast a stronger domestic economy in 1962 with production near record levels and a shift toward investment in plant and equipment. The council expects growth in industrial output, higher consumer demand, and a possible two-year recovery phase as depreciation rules and tax policy loom in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidienl
Washkoutan
sMorlimer
Y M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Walter W Heller
Business Council
Witness Links Farm Work to Newport Improvement Plan
On cross examination Stefanowicz ties start of check payments to the Fine farm expansion program. He confirms the work was intended for New Port though conducted on Fine’s land. A tractor, the Sh08A, was ordered to assist expansion per his suggestion, despite two smaller tractors already on site. The government contends Newport funded the tractor, though it benefited Fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Alty
Arthur A. Maguire
Stefanowicz
Maguire
Newport
Fine
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