Gifted program outlined for Corry High students
Corry Area High School prepares a program for the gifted beginning November 1. Principal Russell Brant identifies 40 students who qualify, with options to opt out. The plan aligns with new federal regs adding courses for students with disabilities and educable mentally retarded peers.
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Russell Brant
Democrats bask in Pennsylvania power at fall fund-raiser
AP writer notes strong Democratic show of force in Harrisburg with about 2000 attendees at a Farm Show dinner. Attendees paid 150 dollars per plate and 250 dollars at a cocktail event. Speakers included Judges Larsen and Hester and Lt. Gov. Ernie Kline who hinted at a 1978 gubernatorial bid.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Rosalyn Carter
Rolf Larsen
John Hester
Larsen
Hester
State Supreme and Superior Court
Hubert Humphrey
Ted Kennedy
Shapp
Harvey Thiemann
Ernie Kline
Commonwealth
Corry Evening Journal details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal, published daily except Sunday, lists staff names and contact details. It includes postal rates, subscription pricing, and advertising rate information with notes on mail, carrier, and display ad applications.
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Corry
Carrie
On The Road Itch To Buy A Car And Its Toll On Marriage
The narrator confesses an enduring urge to trade cars, likening it to buck season and a first date. He notes thirteen itch episodes in seven years, averaging two cars per year, confessing mixed feelings about new, used, and economy vehicles and a rebuilt MG with his future wife.
Itch to Replace the Old Wheels Drives a Couple to Car Trade
In a casual reminiscence Rick Martin recalls mechanical work and carpeting help from his wife during car ownership. He explains selling a car then a wreck at Rowland's Junk Yard, followed by an Oldsmobile that burned when fuel spilled onto a hot manifold while his wife was driving.
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Rowland
Sovereign immunity in Pennsylvania faces a likely shift
The Sovereign Immunity Task Force led by Rep Norman Ber son amid pressure to abolish or modify state immunity. Pennsylvania, unlike 38 other states, has never set guidelines allowing suits against the Commonwealth. Earlier rulings harmed state agencies, including school districts and the Turnpike Commission, while two notable negligence cases by citizens ended in losses for plaintiffs, signaling momentum for change.
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General Assembly
House
K. Leroy Irvis
Norman Berson
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania War Board
State Justice Department
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
State Transportation Department
New Old Approach Inspires High Point Designer
Pat Plaxico, interior designer for Alderman's Studio in High Point, blends antiques and reclaimed items in her 1901 farmhouse known as the old Croker place. Her home features roadside finds from flea markets and junk shops, transformed with careful color, scale, and palate to create a charming, orderly interior.
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High Point
N.C
Pat Plaxico
Alderman
National Society of Interior Designers
Croker Place
Pat
Ombudsman Paps Suspension Policy At IS 44 Manhattan
A West Side ombudsman at Intermediate School 44 argues suspensions are overused and advocates behavioral contracts to avoid punishment. He describes three way talks among students, teachers, and parents, and notes contracts can prevent chaos while keeping youth out of suspension.
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New York
Manhattan
West Side
Steven Kaminsky
Pri
Meinsky
Howie
Kaminsky
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