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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1974
Page
9
A fragmented parish notice announces a prayer service and youth meeting at a local church. It references Pastor Craig and a weekly worship gathering with children and families invited to participate. The text is garbled but signals a community prayer and youth event.
Pennsylvania welfare officials move to replace Erie County mental health leaders who held welfare funded moonlighting roles they created and filled. Regional head Ralph Meador ordered three top executives Daniel Hatton John Hegel and Howard Henderson to step down from the Family Crisis Intervention Service for full time staffing changes.
GECAC will rent about 10 303 square feet for 2 85 per square foot totaling roughly 29363 annually from J Robert Baldwin, with the office to be funded in part by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The arrangement, approved by OEO, allows GECAC to break its lease on the old building. the owner also includes Arthur W Baldwin in records.
Erie County commissioners brace for a potential strike by more than 900 county employees on January 1 after a day-long negotiation session with AFSCME yielded little progress. Labor chief James Casey said the talks were disappointing and that the county would pursue a one-year contract, in contrast to the union’s higher demands and earlier three-year plan.
County officials scrutinize portions of the 1975 budget as they resist predicting balance without a tax increase. Costs for housing inmates and wage raises for 900+ workers push the budget from 20.9 million toward a possible two-mill hike. The budget must be public for 20 days and be ready by December 10.
Harrisburg AP report shows many districts raising hot lunch prices 5 to 10 cents amid higher costs. Unionized cafeterias, subsidy cuts, and soaring food prices push districts to seek state aid and higher subsidies. Crumline cites 1.8 cent state lunch subsidy as low.
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