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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1972
Page
2
In our opinion the HELP group from Erie protests meat costs. A member testified that family meals go meatless to feed children while traveling to Washington for hearings. The piece questions how poor families and welfare groups fund trips to protest nationwide and attend sit ins and marches.
Grass roots readers in MORGAN COUNTY PRESS of Stover Missouri discuss no fault auto insurance. The letter argues no fault speeds injury and property damage claims, avoids fault investigations, and parallels health life and homeowners coverage for all accident victims.
A longtime Washington column reveals Pentagon motor pool excesses. Military brass and friends ride in government cars for personal trips and social events, with high octane fuel waste and $15 daily rental costs driving a $2 million annual bill. Notable figures like Mel Laird and aides frequently use chauffeured transport, drawing scrutiny and regulatory breaches.
Corry considers a one to one and a half mill tax increase as it acts on the 1952 53 budget, with projected expenditures around 365000 compared to 337329 for the year ending June 30. The first Air Corps Reserve unit is formed in Corry, Capt William Lord of Elgin to command. A Junior-Senior banquet and prom were held at First Presbyterian Church and the Junior High School gym. Daylight saving time surveys may lead to a council ordinance. Corry High School hopes baseball practice can resume after weather delays. Partial civic notices include U S Senate positions for Pennsylvania and state officials in Harrisburg and Washington.
Paul Harvey argues primaries test temperament and composure. He notes Humphrey leads Muskie in a Gallup poll and contrasts past dignity in politics with current rowdy campaigning. The piece compares Nixon's tempered conduct with earlier fiery reactions and reflects on the evolving role of audiences and media in campaigns.
A study finds Chicago drivers idle longer in jams than any city as minor accidents, confident pacing, and toll booth chaos conspire to stall commutes. The piece uses vivid scenes of crawling police cars, late traffic, and drivers contending with exact change booths and sudden detours.
Two sisters survive a mother who dies intestate leaving a home. Neither sister may sell the home without the other's consent. a valid sale would require court‑appointed administration. If sisters jointly own with right of survivorship, the survivor gains ownership.
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