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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a union, land, and gear in a misread line. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge from the legible portions.
The readable part suggests a discussion of earlier timing and personal thoughts. It mentions a person named Vett and a sense of delay or yield. Context is limited, with few clear facts or concrete details available.
A three judge panel in Philadelphia weighs directing 67 Pennsylvania counties to extend college student registration. Philadelphia and Northampton already were told to continue registering students through next Monday. Attorneys for state and the ACLU seek a statewide extension, with several counties objecting and demanding court directives. The panel intends to hear both sides before ruling.
London AP report says Britain's chancellor Anthony Barber will push a middle ground plan at the Group of Ten finance ministers meeting. The proposal favors smaller upward revaluations of European currencies and a smaller dollar devaluation, plus a push for the U S to drop a 10 percent import surcharge. United States aims to turn a $9 billion annual deficit into a $4 billion surplus, seeking currency revaluations from Europe and Japan. Italian treasury minister Mario Ferrari-Aggradi countered that a large swing is unlikely, advocating a realignment with a dollar devaluation against gold instead. In Harrisburg, PA, the Education Department acknowledged an inadvertent announcement regarding the Butler Area School District vocational-technical status.
President Nixon weighs personal calls to key senators to back the draft-extension bill as Sen. Allot stalls for a $300 million boost to the $2 billion military pay package. Sen. Stennis warns chances fade if the tabling motion passes amid antiwar filibuster threats.
The board discussed the attendance area issue but did not take final action. A spokesman said a news release secretary mistakenly stated that the board acted, clarifying the matter was postponed. Boost Corry-I's Good For Youth.
Thousands of workers clean up in six flood ravaged Pennsylvania counties awaiting federal assistance. Lt. Gov. Kline says five southeastern counties seek disaster designation to unlock funds as damages top 7.5 million dollars and 12 people died. Governor Shapp in Puerto Rico. state of extreme emergency frees 250000 for emergency services. Delays and evacuations affect about 5000 people. bodies recovered from Chester Creek and Delaware River near Philadelphia area as Civil Defense sets up in Chester and Norristown to house the homeless.
Titusville police and city council leaders approved a two year contract effective January 1 1972 raising patrolman starting pay to 6700 an increase of 1500 with 500 more in year two. Senior patrolmen after two years will earn 7500 in year one and most officers reach maximum pay in 24 months, down from five years.
Harrisburg AP The state urges Pennsylvania communities to apply for low cost flood insurance for homeowners and small business owners. Only 19 of more than 500 eligible communities have sought the coverage. Readiness cited after southeastern floods.
Corry area youth Dean Gates of R D 1 Corry is in Springfield Mass today for the national Future Farmers of America Power and Machinery contest. Gates earned third place on the Pennsylvania FFA team at Penn State, where he competed as a Corry Area High School senior last year and now qualifies for team membership after graduation.
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