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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1975
Page
2
In the proposed revision of Pennsylvania’s School Code, Dillon’s Rule would shift. School boards could act within reason unless explicitly forbidden by the General Assembly. Supporters argue the change lets local officials handle daily education needs without constant state approval.
The new school code would create smaller, more numerous districts with limited admin staff, allow excused absences for family vacations, grant public comments on board resolutions, require majority consent to merge districts, guarantee hearings for exceptional children, extend free education to all residents up to high school, and allow parental bans on corporal punishment as hearings begin this spring and vote hoped after Labor Day. An accompanying tax critique notes the Ford tax cut expands loopholes, creates inequities, and worsens enforcement challenges with deductions skewed toward higher earners and homeowners.
Congress created a tax system so tangled that citizens and experts alike struggle to comply. Loopholes have driven waste, poor investments, and widespread cheating as investors chase shelter over merit. The authors urge a 12 percent flat tax, closed loopholes, and direct subsidies for essential needs to restore fairness and simplicity.
The National Association of Broadcasters debates a proposed two hour family viewing period from 7 to 9 p m across coasts, starting September, affecting 415 stations including 20 independents. Independent stations fear reduced competition as networks and affiliates align with the family code.
Public notice outlines republication rights for Associated Press content in the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. It lists subscription prices per year by mail and carrier, with advance payment terms and display advertising details to be determined on application.
A columnist argues marriage has shifted from sacred union to a flexible, often loveless arrangement. He contends the Pill and sexual freedom alter male and female roles, risking social cohesion while promising personal happiness for some. A New York AP item covers Harry ONeill describing shifting public attitudes at a national advertisers meeting.
John Cunniff quotes Rome despising merchants and likening theft to commerce. O'Neill notes damaged business reputation and distrust of big firms. A 1965 poll showed 67 percent think profits from large companies help all, while later views show rising concerns over monopoly power and corporate coldness.
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