We Feel Sorry for Governor Shafer Over Pension Bill
In Our Opinion Gov Shafer could redeem himself by vetoing the Pension Bill passed by the General Assembly. The piece lampoons the Christmas timing and calls the lawmakers bloated with a 20 percent average pension increase, noting tax funds foot the bill and suggesting Shafer may have been pressured to sign for a tax package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Tax load testing Pennsylvania's $928 million increase
Harrisburg debates whether the $928 million tax rise is justified. The piece weighs whether the burden should fall on business or consumers, noting the fiscal year 1968 69 intake and the political aim of attracting new industries. It questions who pays for services and how the tax balance impacts jobs and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Keystone
David L. Lawrence
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal asks readers to submit concise legible letters on a single subject with signature and address for publication. The paper states it condenses letters and assumes no responsibility for statements contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corry Journal
Farrell Ford linked to AVOC wiretaps and Army contracts
The FBI bug at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel captured conversations showing Gerald Ford involved with AVOC contract matters and efforts to derail an investigation. It also revealed ties between Ford, Blaik, and Army procurement, with mentions of George Mahon and Comptroller General Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Fred Black
Sheraton-Carlton
Gerald Ford
Avoc Corporation
Rep. Ford
Michigan
Blaik
Kerr
Jerry
Jerry Ford
Wilson
House Appropriations
George Mahon
Dtex
Comptroller
Joseph Campbell
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cat Crosley
Campbell
Congress
Ford
Admiral
Bendix
AVOC
Crosley
Black
House
Dartmouth
Yale
Jim Bishop describes a chaotic Christmas party
A party night unfolds with mismatched guests, clashing personalities, and hidden tensions. Grace frets over babysitting while Marcy Marilyn plays beneath the tree as the crowd, including Perce and his guests, drifts through awkwardly mingled conversations and faded yuletide cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perce
Marcy Marilyn
Corry council faces per capita tax decision
In Corry a special city council session next Monday will decide whether the per capita tax levy remains at 1 or is doubled. The property tax will stay at 14.5 mills for the coming year. An architectural firm contract with the Corry Memorial Hospital Association will be signed within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Today in History December 27 1967 events recap
December 27 marked a mix of world events from 1949 when Queen Juliana signed Indonesia sovereignty to 1571 birth of Johannes Kepler and 1944 Bastogne relief. Other notes include 1941 Manila bombardment and postwar Korea trusteeship talks and disarmament commission boycott hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Keystones
Enoch Rands
Pittsburgh
State Armory
Keys
Juliana
Netherlands
Indonesia
Johannes Kepler
Manila
Philippine
Belgium
U.S
Bastogne
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Korea
United Nations Disarmament Commission
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Rawalpindi
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Assembly Sesson
Gov, Shafer
Mason Denison
Horne
MNS
Tike
Drew Pearson
Bobby Kennedy
Johnson
Southwest
Army
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
James Kerr
Executive Committee
Bert Red’ Blaik
Earl Blaik
Crosley’s
Congressman Ford
Department of Justice
Bedford
Ind
Magnavox
Fort Wayne, Ind
Jim Bishop
Cynthia
Leslie
Grace
Daddy
Henry
X’d
Johnny
Louis Miller
West Main Street
G. B. Kamps
Maple Avenue
Benet Steel
Corey Paidner
R. Sample
Associated Press