Corry Tax Committee Predicts $300000 Revenue for 1970
The Corry Earned Income Tax Committee forecasts a 1970 revenue of 300000, up 10000 from 1969, based on cost of living adjustments and a larger local workforce with Firestone plant opening. Miller notes 3500 goes to the city and 3500 to the school district, with remaining funds to other districts and salaries.
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Corry
William Miller
Corry Motor Inn
Firestone
Shady Avenue
Miller
Snowfall Heaviest Here Since This Date In 25
Winter moved in with heavy snow from the Lakerie region extending southward. Corry saw four inches, Meadville six inches, Erie one to two inches. Temperature dropped to 18 in Corry, with few traffic incidents overall. Utilities reported some tree limb outages. no major outages. Sub freezing temps and more snow flurries were expected in northern and colder zones.
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Lakerie
Corry
Erie
Meadville
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Hanover
Poconos
Pennsylvania
Canada
United States
Four GIs Testify To Mafia-Like Graft Ring
Senate investigators summoned four Army enlisted men to testify on charges of a Mafia-like graft ring, with Sgt. Maj. William C. Wooldridge as prime questioned figure. The witnesses planned to invoke the 5th Amendment while proceedings tied to alleged skimmed funds from service clubs in Vietnam Germany and the U S before a contentious questioning day.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
William C. Wooldridge
Army
Wouldridge
WOTA
Vietnam
Germany
United States
Carl C. Turner
Wooldridge
Turner
Maj
Ft. Berming
Augsburg
Seek Council Backing On Rental Housing
The Housing Committee of the Chamber of Commerce plans to ask City Council for a meeting next week to discuss the city’s rental housing needs. They want council funding for a study and to hire counsel to prepare a financing plan for senior, low income, federally aided, and private rental housing projects.
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Housing Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Oe Ae Ag
Bill & Proven Second
Price Hikes Fuel U S Inflation Rise in September
The Labor Department reports living costs rose 0.5 percent in September, pushing the Consumer Price Index to 129.3. Bacon led food price hikes, rising from 90.9 to 95.8 cents per pound as part of the worst inflation in about two decades.
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Washington
Bacon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Nixon
Chase
Officials Defend Scotts Crossing Inspection Delay
Warren County commissioners say an October on-site review at Scotts Crossing was not attended due to a scheduled hearing and existing plans. They testified at the hearing that the county lacks funds for roads and bridges, while awaiting State Highway design work and safety device installation.
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Warren County
Scotts Crossing
David Rice
Warren County Commission
The
Journal Today
George S. Bloom
PUC
Harrisburg
Rice
State Highway Department
Commissioners
Commission
Erie
Bloom
Army Denies Censorship of GI Newscasts
The Army rejects censorship charges over Vietnam era AFVN broadcasts. An inspector general report to Rep. Wylie says public statements heard by service members were not banned, noting complaints stemmed from inexperienced broadcasters influenced by peers.
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Washington
Vietnam
Chalmers P. Wylie
R-Ohio
Inspector General
AFVN
Wylie
Saigon
Clark M. Clifford
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Pentagon
SP5
Michael G. Maxwell
Not Everyone Fears Use Of Cyclamates
A report on cyclamate use and a government ban notes shoppers refund foods and drinks with the artificial sweetener after policies take effect. Industry and consumers express mixed views as retailers report slowing sales and lingering confusion.
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New York
Ohio
Cincinnati
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Abbott Laboratories
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Wallace Young
LM Drakes
Mowees
United
Erie County
Corry Savings and Loan Association
WOTR
Olivia Rennekamp
Savings and Loan
Rennekamp
Winter
Endsley
U.S
Tokyo
Hirohito
Imperial Household Agency
Milwaukee
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Albany Public Market
Albany
N.Y
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