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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Erie County push for offshore oil and gas drilling clashes with tourism and lake protection. Citizens fear pollution after a recent Hammer mill waste incident, while the Department of Forests and Waters claims no danger. The piece argues residents deserve real control over natural resources and warns of overreach by state authorities.
Paul Harvey rails against federal overreach urging Americans to curb spending and push Congress to cut deficits. He cites rising taxes, expanding programs, and a widening budget gap while warning the nation risks economic decline and a Lenin foretold fate if spending continues unchecked.
Drew Pearson compares Berlin student riots and U S racial unrest, arguing that breakdowns in law lead to government breakdown and possible revolution. He links King’s death and Dutschke’s shooting to rising violence, praises Axel Springer and U S civil rights progress, and warns extremists on both sides threaten democracy.
New York based analysis compares IBM and AT&T valued by shares, noting IBM at 36.7 billion while AT&T stands at 27.06 billion. The piece argues growth rate drives value, with TBM leading in earnings growth, IBM priced around 40 to 60 times earnings, AT&T around 12 to 13, and Polaroid cited as a growth example. It lists top valuable firms by share value: TBM AT&T GM Standard Oil Eastman Kodak Texaco Sears GE Gulf and Du Pont.
A compiled list recalls events dated this day: 1607 Cape Henry settlement arrival, 1783 Tory exodus to Nova Scotia, 1785 Audubon birth in Haiti, 1865 Booth captured near Port Royal, 1925 Hindenburg elected, 1945 Bremen fell to British Army, and later notes on UN Arctic zone, Cuban exile refinery bombings, and WCC leader Blake denouncing Vietnam policy.
Pennsylvania State Police outlined an integrated public information strategy used during the Pittsburgh disturbances. A full time operation at Command Post No One provided 24 hour desk access, rapid rumor checking, and coordinated contact with newsrooms. A dedicated team led by Bill Lindberg coordinated with city and state offices, National Guard, and media to deliver reliable, timely updates.
A pension plan may be amended for almost every term as long as the instrument allows it. A change that discriminates against a group of employees could cause the plan to lose its qualified status under the Internal Revenue Code. Extending retirement age for all employees by board resolution and plan amendment would not necessarily be discriminatory.
The note lists state and federal representatives with contact routes. It names Assemblyman Forest Hopkins of North East, State Senator James Willard of Mercer County, U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark, and Congressman Joseph Vigorite of Erie. It instructs contacting via addresses at the State Capitol, Harrisburg, Philadelphia offices, and the Senate or House Office Buildings in Washington D C.
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