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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
3
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Consumers expect postfreeze beef price hikes, but early Monday shows stability as the beef ceiling is lifted. Wholesalers and retailers adopt a wait-and-see stance while new rules allow price increases on other foods to cover costs. Industry officials in Milwaukee and Green Bay say trends depend on retail demand, with cattle sales down and prices steady for the moment.
The Corry Area School District Board of Education approved several small actions at its regular meeting. Actions include funding a Wilmington trip for 31 seniors and two teachers, completing a $1,000 ticket booth project at Howard J. Sheen Field, sending school nurse Dorothy Proper to a PSEA meeting with no district cost, sponsoring a marching band trip to Edinboro College Homecoming, a $150 bus cost, a $1 raise for guard Janet Capela, and authorizing treasurer investments up to $500,000 within 30 days with finance committee approval.
In Los Angeles, Jimmy Lee and Jacqueline Peck wed at an Army recruiting station with Municipal Court Judge Ronald Swearinger officiating and both joining the service. Lee enlists for four years as infantry. Peck for three as a telephone operator. They plan to train at Fort Ord and Fort McClellan before serving at Fort Lewis. Army officials note a rising trend of married couples enlisting together.
The Cost of Living Council endorsed a two stage rise in flat rolled steel prices. Major firms will push up by 4.50 dollars per ton on October 1 and again on January 1, averaging about a 4.8 percent rise on the current 150 to 200 dollar per ton range. The action accompanies Ford optional feature changes and auto pricing shifts to offset safety and pollution costs.
Atty General Richardson agreed to let a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee read FBI summaries of national security wiretaps used during Kissinger’s nomination process. The move aims to break a deadlock over access to summaries, with lawmakers seeking context on the wiretaps involving officials and newsmen in 1969 and 1970. The arrangement mirrors a 1953 precedent under Bohlen.
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