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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1968
Page
4
The text notes the cost of items to the city and the lack of tax revenue from the dwellings, which halted the original plan for 100 units. It reflects local government concerns about financing and revenue impact.
A list of discharged individuals includes David A. Graves and Mrs. Waive Rowland among others with addresses in Mead Avenue West Union Corry Centerville Bear Lake and Spar tnsburg. A Friday night Moose fish fry advertises all you can eat with prices for adults and children and takeout. public invited fast service.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, campaigning in Pennsylvania, cites a new level of diplomatic activity and says the next move rests with Hanoi. He vows to end the Vietnam War if elected, noting Paris talks and his plan to make peace in his own way.
Genovesi discusses educational and vocational goals while noting the NEDT battery developed by Science Research Associates under its Test and Evaluation Division. The test has been administered to over five million students nationwide since 1959.
Hubert H. Humphrey led a Princeton University presidential preference poll among 1,374 undergraduates and 251 faculty. He earned 38.5 percent of student ballots, Nixon 28.1 percent, Gregory 10.9 percent. faculty results showed Humphrey 714 votes, Gregory 7.5 percent, Nixon 6.3 percent.
The article explains that if no candidate wins 270 electoral votes, the House would choose the president from the top three contenders and the Senate would pick the vice president from the top two. Voting starts January 6 after the Electoral College tally on December 16. It discusses potential outcomes for Muskie, LeMay, and Agnew, and notes each state's delegated vote in the house could swing results.
University of California psychologist Dr. Frederick McGuire says high school driver education wastes about 150 million dollars yearly with no solid evidence it reduces accidents. He notes the program involves about 35,000 teachers, 18,000 high schools, and 25 million students, and contrasts volunteers' safer records with required students.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House resumes November 7 in the State Museum auditorium with no smoking no desks no microphones and no electronic voting. Members will use voice roll calls and hand mikes while the Capitol gains a new carpet in 62 years.
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