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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion, Corry Area High School forms a varsity rifle team, adding to the community’s sports calendar and engaging more youths, including girls. The piece notes the need for a dedicated teen hangout or rap room and urges allowing the kids to organize such spaces with minimal funding and volunteer effort.
A satirical list about suburban wives contrasts with a Washington dispatch detailing Southeast Asia. The Asia report outlines Cambodia’s 40,000 to 45,000 North Vietnamese in country, Khmer Rouge arms, Sihanouk’s appeal to communists, and Hanoi’s possible military action or psychological pressure to sustain Cambodian sanctuaries and supply routes.
President Nixon plans disengagement from Southeast Asia amid reports of 67000 North Vietnamese troops in Laos and a 10000 strong U.S. backed Meo Thai and Cambodian guerrilla force. The effort includes Thai artillery support and air power as a deterrent against further Laos and South Vietnam escalation while signaling no entry into a broader war.
A stark hospital snapshot shows a silent busy Emergency Room with gliding doctors and nurses moving between side rooms. Faces of waiting patients, a poignant 9 year old boy dying, and a white haired man in overalls are described, alongside a prostitute revealing charges and the constant EXIT signs over moving stretchers.
Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher George Sample general manager William Eaton editor John McLaughlin pressroom foreman and notes AP news use. Details about mailing rates and display advertising deadlines are provided for subscribers and advertisers.
A 1950 note recalls a Delbert King home fire in Clymer touched off by sun rays and a mirror, quickly checked with minimal damage. Also a College Women’s Club tea hosted Corry high school girls, Easter break visitors, and a Boston student. Beagle trials near Titusville yield a third place in the 15 inch class. A 1930 report says Ralph S. Dewey was re elected Corry Public Schools superintendent for four years at 4200 a year, with Glenn Brooks joining local Hudson Essex agency after Willy Overland.
The answer explains local wage taxes apply to sick pay depending on municipal rules. Federal income tax and Social Security may not apply to employer paid sick pay within IRS limits. For specifics, consult IRS instruction booklets and local IRS offices.
The Corry Journal invites readers to send concise legible letters on a single subject, and to include the author’s signature and address for publication. The paper may condense letters and assumes no responsibility for the statements contained therein.
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