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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
12
Ongoing negotiations follow a teachers strike that began Aug 31 with 23 student days lost. North East Education Association demands settlement while 90 of 2,000 students attend classes as officials reopen schools for basic instruction.
The IMF meeting showcased broad support for a substitute dollar known as Special Drawing Rights SDRs a bookkeeping unit for intergovernmental use. SDRs would be borrowed from the fund and settled between governments potentially easing dollar devaluation concerns while keeping gold link notions intact.
State Police from Corry investigated a minor accident on Stewart road just south of Corry at 4:20 p.m. yesterday. Mildred Darrow of B.D. 1 Corry slowed to turn right, while Wayne Fulmer of Titusville following her attempted to pass on the right, causing a collision with no injuries and about $250 in damages.
State Senator R Budd Dwyer and Secretary William H Wilcox urge flood prone municipalities in the 50th Senatorial District to apply for National Flood Insurance Program protection. By December 41 communities must secure coverage to avoid a tougher process later.
A Corry resident recalls moving from Pittsburgh when his firm closed local operations. He and his wife Millie and son Dallas found a welcoming, active community that invited them into homes and churches. Facing a major job decision after World War II, they chose to stay, strengthening their ties to Corry.
Port dispute centers on a 40 hour week 42 week year wage guarantee for eligible New York dockers. Union rejects shipper plan to make members employees under closer supervision. Labor Secretary Hodgson urges binding arbitration while talks resume Monday. Heat impacts Cherry growers in La Grande Oregon with up to 250000 loss forecast. Corry United Fund appeal urged by local business leader Hubert Vaughn.
Georgia governors and local officials report a de-escalation of an armed race in Hancock County. The white Sparta City Council surrendered 10 submachine guns to state patrol, while the county government canceled a 20 unit purchase. A black led group, Hancock Sporting Rangers, will be disbanded as tensions ease after mediated talks led by Carter aide Cloyd Hall.
South Vietnamese forces report a setback in the Mekong Delta with 18 soldiers killed and 4 wounded near Kien Thien as Saigon troops push a four-directional drive against North Vietnamese troops along the Cambodian border. The operation aims to relieve Fire Base Alpha and Pace, strengthen Route 22, and pressure Hanoi’s 209th regiment amid ongoing border fighting.
Washington AP A House foreign operations subcommittee says inflated rates in Vietnam amount to a hidden subsidy of about 500 million dollars over three years. Seven congressmen press Secretary Rogers for a meeting as they charge rates lack economic sense and fuel costs of U S aid. State Dept notes public records and cites testimony by Nooter while Treasury cautions the rate is economically illogical.
Funeral services for Mr Coon were conducted at 1 pm yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev Eugene Donelson of Evygelical United Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Lowville Cemetery. Bearers included Daryl O'Dell Mike O'Dell Burton Emery Virgil Emery Dallas Emery and Carlton Brumagin. Relatives and friends came from Corry Clymer Warren and Sherman.
A new letter to The Journal presents a counterview to last year vandalism by students. The note condemns the guilty parties and says some students feel elders are biased against them, while elders say they were let down by some students on Friday.
Parents may enroll children at the Evangelical United Methodist Church on North Center street Tuesday. Representatives from the Dr. Gertrude A Barber Exceptional Children Center of Erie will register new students. Corry's satellite school operates five days a week from 9 am to noon under Mrs. Mabel Reagle and a volunteer aide.
London AP report on a security sweep in Britain where Scotland Yard questioned several Britons and others linked to Oleg Lyalin, the defector KGB agent. The operation follows expulsions of 105 Soviet diplomats and targets possible Official Secrets Act charges. Follows September crackdowns in southern counties and concerns over EastWest tensions.
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