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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
4
Thirsty patrons are urged to stop at Cliff Carroll's Bar for Budweiser on tap. Merchandise Club now forming at Leo Jackman's. Save $100 on all riding mowers in stock at Montgomery Ward. Phone 664-4633. 3d) 4b.
State Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg announced a plan requiring all insurers in Pennsylvania to offer deductible policies for auto and homeowners coverage. Effective January 1, the measure aims to reduce annual outlays by about 32 million. Minimum deductibles would be 50 dollars for private passenger comprehensive, 100 dollars for private passenger collision, and 100 dollars for the homeowners property portion. Commercial dwellings and tenant policies retain the current 50 dollar minimum.
A reader criticizes Pennsylvania lawmakers for failing to adopt a state budget while imposing taxes. They allege misused fuel and license funds, insist state laws require adopted budgets before taxes, and urge legislators to shape up or resign. The piece condemns political mismanagement across parties and calls for accountability.
State General fund revenues in July rose from last year even after excluding an illegal income tax. July collections totaled 122 million, up 21.6 million from July 1970, with 12.6 million from the unconstitutional income tax. Corporate taxes fell 15 percent, offset by gains in non tax revenue and cigarette, realty transfer, and inheritance taxes.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff members including Publisher George, General Manager William, and Editor McLaughlin. It notes AP content licensing and advertising rate details, with mail and carrier pricing structures and subscription options for local readers.
Corry Memorial Hospital report as of 7 AM lists admissions including Mrs. Jack Gibbons and children, Mrs. John Hickey, Mrs. George Black Jr., Douglas Carson Jr., Gregory Sherlock, Ella Phelps, Gerald Burrows, Julie Adams, and other patients. Discharges include Cleo Luce, Christine Ann May, Mildred McEvoy, Harold Fargo, Harold Gale, and several infants. Emergency calls note a physician summon and Corry Ambulance Service desk volunteers for Wednesday.
Local hospital and ambulance contact details followed by a list of residents with addresses in Union City and nearby towns including Corry Wattsburg Cambridge Springs Aliquippa Titusville and Waterford. Names include Mark Zimmerman Susan Fuller Agnes Lasher Harriet Elder Clara Balog Alfred Eastman Malcham Bliss Paul J DaMico Mrs George Pless Mrs John Roseman Pearl Dingle James Peters and George Gaither.
Premier Chou Ewai told James Reston that Communist China will not mediate the Vietnam war and will keep supporting forces opposed to the United States until U S withdrawal is complete. He discussed broader world issues and anticipated talks with Nixon during a Peking visit before next May.
A Vietnam veteran, Harold E. Scott, who lost an arm and sight, may qualify for VA pension after the Philadelphia VA director said he will review the Marine Corps board report that denied him Corps disability benefits. Scott, from Mount Morris, Mich., lives on $139 monthly Social Security with no other income.
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