State Increases Aid On School Addition
The Corry district learned the state will reimburse 87.66 percent of the addition costs retroactive to the bond issue start, yielding $21,280 over 16 years and $4,256 in cash for the four retroactive years. Some items like planetarium costs and various classroom amenities were initially denied, with partial reimbursement later granted for the planetarium and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harrisburg
Anderson
DPI
Solons Debate 6 Billion Budget Cut for Tax Bill
Washington lawmakers discuss a $6 billion budget slash linked to a tax bill. Treasury Secretary Fowler would accept the cut to gain a tax increase, while President Johnson seeks a 10 percent surcharge on income taxes. House action hangs as donors weigh conference outcomes and possible separate relief.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Tion
Senate
House
Four Cleveland Men Arrested As LSD Suppliers
Federal agents infiltrated a drug ring and seized over 1 million dollars in LSD. Four men identified as suppliers were arrested after secret indictments. the ring allegedly supplied LSD in the University Circle area. Names include Stanley Kain, Walter Loveland, and two others. The operation targeted suppliers, not users.
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Robert J. Rotatori
Stanley Kain
Mayfield Heights
LaCave
University Circle
Western Reserve University
Walter C. Loveland
State Senate OKs 1% mortgage loan rate hike in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania Senate advanced a compromise bill allowing banks to charge a 1 percent premium above the 8 percent maximum on mortgage loans. The measure, approved 46 to 9, heads to final House action after amendments limiting the premium to new loans over five years and excluding earlier contracts. Proponents cite tight money conditions and savings and loan practices. consumer group warns of loopholes.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Committee
Pennsylvania League For Consumer Protection
House
Garbage Strike Hits Florida City
The Gulf Coast city of St. Petersburg faces a large garbage strike over pay with threats of racial boycott. City Manager Lynn Andrews fired 170 strikers May 6, while NAACP leaders threaten downtown boycotts if the Chamber backs Andrews. The Community Relations Commission calls for talks to resume. Andrews says it is a labor problem not racial.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Gulf Coast
Memphis
Lynn Andrews
Marvin Davies
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chamber of Commerce
Andrews
Community Relations Commission
St. Petersburg
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Siege at Kham Duc Camp Seizes Site and Causes Losses
North Vietnamese forces attacked the Kham Duc Special Forces camp, shooting down four American aircraft and five helicopters. About 150 South Vietnamese and six Americans were killed in the assault, with two C130s destroyed and one shot down while landing. B52 bombers continued pounding the area as the battle unfolded.
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Saigon
Kham Duc
U.S
New York City
da Nang
Corry School Board Talks Teacher Arrivals and Departures
The Corry Area Joint School Committee outlines resignations and new hires. Mrs H Lynn Rice leaves elementary music. Benjamin Caldrone, William Klapthor, John Wilson join social studies and related subjects. Martha Howard resigns. Linda Strickles named librarian with salary terms set for September. Also notes a separate probe into a Pittsburgh Steel blast.
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Corry
Corry Area
H. Lynn Rice
John J. Wilson
Mansfield State College
Martha Howard
Linda K. Strickles
Glarion State College
Is It Justified Asks Caution With Middle School Plan
Corry Area Joint School Committee faced questions on two resolutions for future construction in the district. DPI officials sought formal assurances that the board supports a building program, not just administrators seeking funds. The panel approved an intermediate school and a new grade classification, but resolutions remained unused as directors hesitated.
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Harrisburg
S. E. Anderson
Jointure
Corry School Board
Joint School Committee
DPI
Anderson
Corry Area Joint School Committee
Department of Public Instruction
Ray Elsen
AFL-CIO Moves to Suspend United Auto Workers
AFL-CIO President George Meany says the United Auto Workers will be suspended if back dues are not paid by Wednesday. The move, part of a two year feud with Walter Reuther, threatens to split labor support between Humphrey and Kennedy and could impact the Democratic presidential race. Reuther unavailable for comment. UAW Vice President Woodcock says he does not oppose the measure.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
George Meany
Labor Federation
Reuther
UAW
Gota
Meany
Detroit
Leonard Woodcock
S. Total
Humphrey
US and North Vietnam take tentative stalls in Paris talks
Paris witnesses opening exchanges at the cease fire talks with Ambassador Harriman and Xuan Thuy trading positions on de escalating the war. They disagree on moves to scale down fighting but signal bargaining as a start. Xuan Thuy requests time to consult Hanoi before next session.
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Barnard Durand
Paris International Conference Center
Durand
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Ha van Lua
Vietnam
United States
Macerell Harriman
Wirephe
Paris
Italy
France
W. Averell Harriman
Kuan’ Thay
Sessine
Harriman
Thuy
International Conference’ Center
Grand Salon
U.S
Hanoi
Sinde Renee Mae
Washington
Johnson
Xuan
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Planetarium
Solons
Cleveland
State Senate
Legisla
Florida City
Cong
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOF
Boston
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
John A. Volper
Massachusetts
John He Chafee
Rhode Island
Monessen
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Auto Union
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