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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
2
The Journal urges swift passage of a bill to require districts use department plans for new schools, with architect fees capped at two percent. It argues standard plans save districts money, noting current fees of eight to ten percent. The piece warns about architects' lobby efforts resisting reform.
A fragmented reflection notes the skyline as a sewer. Even clear days reveal haze from mills and stars fade at night. The text hints at smoke from steel chimneys turning street lights on when the wind shifts southeast.
Paul Harvey warns that air pollution endangers public health and calls for a national mobilization. He cites a War renton symposium, experts from Indiana University and Wisconsin, and urging government grants for research to curb smoky air and protect children.
The Treasury study outlines a broad plan to simplify the Internal Revenue Code and curb loopholes. It proposes tax credits, limits on farm loss deductibility, estate tax cuts, capital gains tax rules, and closer scrutiny of private foundations.
The Corry Evening Journal announces Associated Press content with republication rights and states mailing rates at 15.00 annually and 0.65 per copy. Subscription options include in advance and carrier delivery details are provided along with advertising rates upon application.
The column answers trash disposal timing and pickup queries. It explains curb placement the night before collection and 6 am start for contractors. It also discusses comparing costs of expressway builds with city streets, noting bridges and land costs push mileage prices higher.
Hal Boyle discusses the generation gap as a deeper emotional rift between youth and middle age. He notes slogans like dont trust anybody over 20 reflect mutual distrust and urges a genuine dialogue to rebuild trust and connection across generations.
Mild January weather broke a record with no sub zero days reported by George Mulderick, while the Corry Legion Rockets extended a five game win streak by defeating Wattsburg 51 to 39. Stewart Long spoke to the January BPW Club at North Center street rooms with 20 members present. In 1929 Harold Dietzel was named local Buick distributor by DeForest Buick, succeeding G E Mitchell. A First ward woman argued with an Olean woman at the passenger station, halted by PRR Officer Mooney who ejected the local resident.
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