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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
3
The readable text contains garbled phrases about Minh, refugees, shells, and a tense briefing. It mentions Johnson, a table, and possible suburban or city references but lacks coherent facts, dates, or named places to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR mentions mobile acts and industry shifts with unclear dates. The readable bits reference industry players and discussions on policy or regulation, suggesting upcoming changes affecting the mobile sector.
In Washington AP report the $21 billion military procurement bill faced a House battle over a six month withdrawal from Indochina. Mansfield urged approval despite last year’s 219 176 defeat. Senate amendments included $381 million for lower enlisted grades and a Laos spending ceiling, with expected showdown next week. The measure funds procurement of weapons and $7.6 billion for R D T E for the year ending June 30, 1972.
Harry M. Burrows of R D 1 Corry receives a certificate from State Secretary of Agriculture James McHale designating him a member of the newly organized Consumer Affairs Council of Region 1. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has created four Rural Development Councils in each of seven regions to carry out services to the public with Meadville offices.
Union City police reported the Vogt Pharmacy burglary last Saturday yielded about $300 in cash and over $1,200 in drugs including capsules of seconal. No fingerprints were found and investigators have no new leads as inquiries continue.
Windber Pennsylvania AP report states Police Chief Andrew Furmanchik paid a $25 fine plus court costs after an officer cited him for ignoring flashing red lights of a stopped school bus. Bus driver and off duty police lieutenant Thomas Snyder issued the ticket. magistrate set the fine Monday.
AP reports Senate Finance Committee led by Sen. Russell Long began hearings on a $15.7 billion tax cut bill aimed at reviving the economy. Treasury Secretary Connally to testify. Nixon to announce Phase 2 details. House-passed plan favors business over individuals, with 7 percent investment tax credit and relief phased in.
A revised schedule for the Oil City Area School District covers 19 vacation days repurposed as class time. Four days extend beyond the usual June 7 end. Senior and Vocational-Technical students remain unaffected. The school board plans to vote on the new calendar at the October 18 meeting and expects formal approval.
Washington AP reports estimated tax amounts for 1971 through 1973 under the House bill. Tables show single, married with and without children brackets for $5,000 to $20,000 incomes, with standard and higher deductions applied.
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