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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1976
Page
3
A compact report notes a bid to move workloads from traditional AWS to new platforms. The piece names developers and firms experimenting with edge services, detailing aims to cut latency and costs while evaluating migration risks.
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Results from the Neighborhood Youth Corps program show the Wright School playground painting summer project in Corry was poorly executed. Swings, slides, and monkey bars were uneven and vandalism-like, with garbage cans unfinished. NYC workers are overseen by Erie County Office of Employment and Training and coordinated through GECAC, which acknowledges some problems.
Washington AP report notes 94th Congress aims to finish remaining legislation before adjournment by Oct 2 to allow a full campaign month ahead of the Nov 2 election. Key items include tax law revisions, extension of revenue sharing, and a defense spending bill. Senate resumes antitrust debate. House to tackle Clean Air Act revisions.
Washington AP report on a Senate House conference panel crafting a tax revision. Major points include a 15 billion dollar annual tax cut through 1977 and expanded child care credits up to 400 dollars per child, with various provisions affecting high earners and retired workers. President Ford urges passage.
Former Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger arrived in Beijing at the invitation of the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs. He was greeted by Ko Po nien and Lin Ping and will tour Sinkiang and Inner Mongolia where Chinese troops face Soviet forces near the frontier. Sinkiang also hosts China’s atomic test sites.
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