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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1967

Page

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Supplemental contracts for Corry teachers exceed budget

Corry Area Joint School Committee reviewed teachers’ supplemental contracts for the new year, totaling 8 775 dollars versus an 8 550 dollar budget. Contracts cover coaching, class advisors, and sponsors for groups like cheerleaders and the drill team, with amounts ranging from 50 to 800 dollars. The administration discussed extending the program, especially to the music department, to attract and retain staff.

Corry Area Eileen Dunbar Ray Elsen Elsen

Car Crashes Add to Local Headache From Gripping Gravel

A local collision yesterday at Marion and Grand streets left Mrs. John Middleton, 26, of 329 Marion street with a car into a utility pole after losing control on loose gravel. Police reported the SUV drifted while she intended a right turn, highlighting driving hazards.

John Middleton Marion Street Marion Grand Streets

Schools Drop Church Lot From Taxes

City Council wants church property taxed except worship spaces while the Corry School Board exonerates parking areas. At a Finance Committee meeting Clifford Buesink outlined the church offer of 40 dollars for taxes on a former church lot turned parking lot across West Pleasant Street. Police report damages to a car and pole at a byway accident, plus multiple minor incidents on Route 6 bypass and a slag pile crossing, with unidentified Erie driver, and a Rus sell truck driver cited for drunken driving following a September crash.

Corry Nielsen J T. Black Seneca Louis Eastman Eastman Baron North Center Street Columbus Avenue Erie Russell Hugh Barrett East Main Street Shady Avenue

NYC Teachers Strike Shuts Schools Amid Massive Walkout

Albert Shanker vows union members will stay out until demands are met as more than 40,000 teachers defy a court order and walk out in New York City. About 400,000 students were affected with many classes disrupted. volunteers aided some schools. The Board reported 11,662 of 57,644 teachers attended, joined by 8,600 volunteers. The dispute centers on wages and classroom conditions with no new talks scheduled.

NEW York Albert Shanker Teachers Union New York City Shanker Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers State Supreme Court Aflaid George Meany Ofwo A. Philip Randolph Bayard Rustin Board of Education Alfred A. Giardino

Inconsistency in Scrutinized School Athletics Rule

A school committee reviewed a truancy and drinking incident involving a football squad member. Officials debated whether practice counts as participation under the drinking rule, noting prior cases where players were banned and others suspended from drill activities.

Union Rejects Offers Ford Talks To Resume Friday

Chrysler announced a price increase for 1968 models averaging 133 dollars or 4.6 percent, as auto labor talks resume Friday between Ford and the United Auto Workers amid a six day strike by 160,000 Ford workers. GM and AMC plan higher prices too, while UAW rejected nearly identical Big Three offers. Ford says 5,000 new models are ready for dealer introduction Sept 93.

Chrysler Ford Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Chrysler’ Corp U.S General Motors Motors UAW

Docks Sparing Haiphong Raid Deepens Vietnam Pressure

Navy planes hit Haiphong targets with docks spared while bridges rail yard and warehouse areas endured damage. Ships at Red River mouth faced out-of-control SAM missiles and anti aircraft fire. Marines report 40 Communist and 14 Marines killed with 35 wounded in two actions as B52s raid near Da Nang.

Saigon Haiphong Coral Sea Oriskany North Vietnam Red River U.S Hanoi South Vietnam da Nang

City Council Approves Second Plaza Plan on Route 6

City Council last night approved a second plaza along Route 6 near the city edge, following a Planning Commission endorsement of Slaugenhaupt Real Estate’s 40,000 square foot project east of the Corry Motor Lodge. Zoning Board of Appeals must still rule since neither site is zoned for commercial use. no protests were voiced at the meeting. Industrialist D Robert Yarnall dies at 69 in Philadelphia. he led the American Friends Service Committee 1940–46 and cofounded Vary Valve and Gauge maker Yarvay Corp. he also served as ASME president in 1946.

Route 6 City Planning Commission Slaugenhaupt Real Estate v Firm Niles Ohio Corry Motor Lodge Hatch-Worth Street Corry Philadelphia D. Robert Yarnall American Friends Service Committee Yarnall Yarvay Corp American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Regulations For Slangenhaupt Plaza At Route 6 Near Corry

The Planning Commission approved rules for a Slangenhaupt Real Estate plaza on Route 6 near Corry Motor Lodge. The plan follows Copich layout, sewers by 1968, Sciota street work by 1989, gasoline sales restricted to move from existing Corry site, construction to meet city codes, up to four entrances with max two on Route 6, and five foot concrete sidewalks at all entrances and exits.

Slangenhaupt Corry Motor Lodge Planning Commission William J. Copich Sciota Street Smith Street Corry

New Telephone Directories On The Way Today

Delivery of the 1967 68 telephone directory began this week in the Corry area announced by C A Crain division manager for General Telephone Company Crain noted the new books become effective Sunday and urged residents to check pages for important papers transfer frequently called numbers and consult the emergency numbers area code map and classified back pages including long distance rates and a list of collection agencies for bill payment

Corry C. A. Crain General Telephone Company Grain Crain

Milwaukee 15th Night Of Trouble Ends Negro Marches

Whites hurled bottles and rocks at a line of about 500 Negro open housing marchers led by Dick Gregory and Rev. James Groppi in Milwaukee's South Side. Two injured including NAACP official Sydney Finley. police made 13 arrests as crowds targeted the procession.

Milwaukee Wis South Side 16Th Street Dick Gregory James E. Groppi Sydney Finley National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Negro North Side Black Power

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