Routine Board Meetings Preview Budget Fireworks
The Corry School Board and Curry Ares Joint Committee held calm sessions while signaling a Thursday budget session with rural district figures. Solicitor Frank McKnight was tasked to compile legal taxing limits as districts fear tax hikes. Fireworks are anticipated as boards confront broader budgets and strained finances.
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Corry School Board
Curry Ares Joint
Thomas R. Shupe
8. E. Anderson
Jointure
Frank McKnight
Plans for Concord School in Corry Move Forward Its contractors
Corry board directors reviewed plans for the new Concord School with David Demmy of Campbell and Rea architecture. Demmy travels to Harrisburg to seek final approval from the State Department of Public Instruction. To date the district has spent 89 900 on site buys architects fees borings and surveying. Bids are due June 18 with construction to start August 15 and a target completion August 12 next year. The old building will be razed and landscaping finished by October next year. The district will keep furnace furniture light fixtures blackboards and drinking fountains. William Miller Corry Area High School teacher was reappointed as census enumerator for 1963 at 15 cents per name. April and May bills totaling 157 017 were approved, 51 467 of which financed Concord School acquisitions and related items. The 51 487 covered payroll fragments pupil transportation delinquent tax collections and Corry shares to the Jointure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corky
New Concord
David Demmy
Fim
Lunter, Campbell and Rea
Demmy
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Instruction
William Miller
Corry Area
Miller
Concord School Alto
Joint Committee rejects small spending on gym boards
The Corry Area Joint School Committee, facing rising costs, narrowly rejected a $438 proposal to buy two glass bank boards for the high school gym, with only two Corry members voting in favor. The panel also approved four professional staff changes, including resignations, new hires, and starting salaries of $4,200, plus custodial staff replacements. Pre school testing schedules for September were announced for several local schools, with age and documentation requirements noted. Kennedy cites military officers in politics and cites the Army staff course at Fort Leavenworth in a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Normen Smith
Spring Creek
Jointure
Thomas R. Shupe
Pail Meerdink
J. Earle Bliley
Corry
Howard
Ladd
Elgin
Robert Lindstrom
Concord Township
John Mobr
Cory
Morman Smith
Merle VanCise
Columbus
Archie Tate
Charles Kennedy
Wayne Township
Kennedy
Washington
Policcs
Navy
Army
Command and General Staff
Seryeo
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Cooper Space Flight Postponed to Tomorrow Morning
Racial unrest persists in Birmingham as 3,000 combat ready troops stand by for possible violence. Scattered clashes injure two and damage cars and storefronts. President Kennedy orders federal troops. Governor Wallace challenges legality. Possible meeting between Kennedy and Wallace eyed for Muscle Shoals. Jackie Robinson referenced in continued coverage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jackie Robinson
Floyd
Nashville Desegregation Demonstration Turbulent Night
In Nashville Tennessee Negro students demanding desegregation clashed with police and white demonstrators during a downtown demonstration. A shotgun blast shattered a front window at the home of H E Braden, injuring no one, as Mayor Beverly Briley sought a biracial accord and peace.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Beverly Briley
Baseball Park
Civic Auditorium
H. E. Braden
Nashville Christ and Leadership Council
Lawrence denounces Scranton charges on state finances
Former Gov. David L. Lawrence branded Gov. Scranton's claims of fiscal mismanagement as incorrect and irresponsible while defending his administration. He noted a surplus of over 10 million upon leaving office and disputed Scranton’s $139 million tax proposal and $22 million deficit assertions.
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Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Scranton
Lawrence
Liebulk
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David R. Baldwin
Grace Sloan
Baldwin
Walnet
Dem Favors Hike In Pa. Sales Tax
In Harrisburg a Democrat supported an increase in Pennsylvania sales tax to five percent, backing school funding while Republicans showed defections. Gov. Scranton seeks a $1.12 billion 1984 budget balance. final vote set after debates as House reconvenes.
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Dem
Harrisburg
Hiis
Erwin L. Murray
D-Cameron
NG Promotes Local Officers in Corry unit reshuffle
Corry unit of the National Guard promotes 1st Lt James Narducci to battalion liaison officer at Erle, with drill duties split between here and battalion HQ. 2nd Lt Arthur Steves of Union City takes command of the Con g unit. Also, 2nd Lt Lod Russell Capela will attend Fort Benning's officer candidate course in June and be commissioned a second lieutenant. The Corry command roster lists about 19 soldiers with activity increasing. No news conference scheduled as President Kennedy will not hold one this week. Former Gov David L Lawrence appears on a television show answering charges, flanked by David Baldwin and Genevieve Blatt.
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Corry
Pirst
Nablogical Guard
James Narducci
Erle Li
Narducei
Hiaison
Arthur Steves
Union City
Narducci
Lod Russell Capela
Fort Benning
Thele
Toca
U S To Act If British Gov Seizes Yank Planes
The White House said President Kennedy would seek authority from Congress to retaliate if Britain seizes American aircraft tied to North Atlantic routes. Pierre Salinger stated the bill would be sent to Congress. Julian Amery accused the CAB of inciting fare increases and warned of possible actions against US airliners in London.
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Wasitington
White House
Kennedty
Will Nuke
Pierre Salinger
White Mouse Press
Gaid
Congress
Ballager
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
North Atlantic
United Sintra
International Air Transport Association
Julian Amery
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
House of ‘Commons
London
Salinger
CAB
United States
Three GOP Candidates Attend County Maintenance Meeting
Erie County workers were summoned to a Tech Memorial High School meeting led by Superintendent Joseph Rohrer. Herbert Johnson Richard Scarpling and Al Miles appeared as candidates for judge of Orphans Court district attorney and county treasurer respectively, prompting accusations that party headquarters pressured voters ahead of next Tuesday’s primary.
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Erie County Highway Department
Tech Memorial High School
Erie
Joseph Rohrer
Herbert Johnson
Richard Scarpling
al Miles
Ff Johnson
James Dwyer
Orphans Court
Scarpitt
Jack Dailey
Miles
Clif Welsh
Neal Coughlin
Coughlin
Welch
Dailey
Comy Gop
Father Of Four Killed By Rocks In Mine Disaster
Joseph Dudash, 48, noted as the father of four girls, died when rock and coal collapsed at an independent mine leased to Pleasant Hut Coal Co. near Locust Mountain. George Yost, 57, was rescued and treated at Locust Mountain State Hospital after being buried under rubble for hours. The accident occurred about one mile northeast of the Schuylkill County community. authorities began removal of the body, with the incident prompting a four-hour rescue effort.
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Mahanox Clix
API
George Yost
Joseph Dudash
Dudash
Pleasant Hut Coal Co
Yost
Locust Mountain State Hospital
Schiglkill County
Bermuda Radar Glitch Delays Cooper Orbit Attempt
Cape Canaveral AP report says Gordon Cooper’s 22 orbit mission was postponed due to a Bermuda radar unit fault. Officials planned a new launch window around 8:00 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, weather permitting, with radar checks and oxygen concerns noted as the key issues.
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Gordon Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Fla
APY
Gordon Cooper Hosble
Bermuda
Blaatoff
Wall
Cooper
Walter C. Willams
Project Mercury
Williams
Earth
Nisomiy Gorninenth
Willams
Car Skids Backwards Into Tree Three Hurt
Three men were injured when their car skidded over 100 feet backward into a tree on Route 8 five miles south of Union City. Eugene Schreckengost, 20, of New Bethlehem drove north and lost control while passing another car. Franklin Mell, 31, also of New Bethlehem, and Wilmer Anthony, 24, recently moved to North East, were riding with him. All were hospitalized. Anthony and Schreckengost at Hamet Hospital, Mell at Erie Veterans Administration. Vehicle damage estimated at $200. Charges pending.
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Union City
William Kate
Corry
Eugene Schreckengost
New Bethlehem
Titisville-Union City
Kile
Berm
Scheckengostler
Franklin Mell
Wilmer Anthony
New Seahem
Montha
Union City Memorial Hospital
Erie
Anthony
Schreckengost
Hamet Hospital
Erie Veterans Administration Hospital
Scheckengost
Kute
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