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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1971
Page
3
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Opening night at the Corry Youth Center drew a large crowd of students and curious adults. Youth Council members praised the turnout and plan to make the center a permanent part of student social life in the coming months.
Erie County sportsmen spokesman backs County Commissioner William O Hill Jr amid reports he faces federal charges for alleged violations of migratory bird law. David DeHaven denounced the story as politically motivated after a court scheduling note tied to a trial in Presque Isle Bay on Oct 10 involving Hill Rugare and Vrenna.
In Pittsburgh the three major department stores Horne's Gimbel's and Kaufmann's will stay open on Memorial Day except Horne's downtown. Jacques Kahn of the Golden Triangle Association cites holiday hours to compete with other retailers. The note appears four days before the primary election where Hill seeks a third term.
Primary ballots will include five proposed constitutional amendments and nominations for supreme court justice. Questions cover civil verdict thresholds, gender rights, environmental rights, county officer salaries, and legislative resignations to civil office.
Budget Secretary Charles P. McIntosh announced that General Fund revenue is 5.1 million below expectations for April and the year to date. April collections reached 333.5 million and the fiscal year total 1.6 billion. Corporate net income tax receipts fell 4.1 million in April, offset partly by gains in sales cigarette and inheritance taxes. The piece also lists Democratic and Republican candidates for the Pennsylvania supreme court nominations.
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