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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
2
The Journal argues for a plateau in tax hikes as city and school taxes rise, urging a breathing spell to ease the burden on taxpayers. It notes budgets seldom balance on first try and calls for restraint while counties and school districts trim spending, hoping for a year of greater economy and digestible rates.
A short line hints at new routines or foods aimed at preventing stomach issues this year. It suggests mindful dietary choices, perhaps including probiotics or digestion-friendly meals, to reduce discomfort and improve gut health.
A Department of Labor study shows 1 in 20 American workers hold a second job. Postal workers top the list of moonlighters, followed by agriculture, education, construction, and transportation employees.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recounts in 1927 armed hold up arrests in Akron for the Community Loan Company robbery, a fatal fire at Harold Morton residence, heavy snowfall, and highway travel issues. It also notes diphtheria and scarlet fever quarantines, two minor fires in the Fourth Ward, and a broken arm incident at the Junior High.
Publication header data and pricing details outline advertising rates and mail subscriptions for the Corry Pennsylvania edition. It references Associated Press content rights and standard post office distribution notes, with dates and deadlines for advertising.
Washington reports say Senator Robert Kennedy never confirmed receiving a Vietnam peace signal, though officials had already checked it with President Johnson. The story traces how French and North Vietnamese remarks were interpreted, with policy skeptics noting Hanoi sought only a bombing halt, not concessions.
An AP analysis traces last summer's credit squeeze as the most severe since 1929, with the Fed wary but active. It explains overheating in 1965, the shift to tighter money, rising interest rates, and debate over fiscal action and credit restraint that followed into 1986. The piece notes critics’ views on timing, tax policy, and banks' funding limits as depositors chased higher returns.
This history note lists events tied to February 10: the 1763 Treaty of Paris ending the French and Indian War, Victoria and Albert's marriage in 1840, US citizenship rights for children born abroad in 1855, and Pope Pius XII's death in 1959. It also recalls Pravda’s 1955 Hungary intervention defense a decade ago.
Dear reader details a 42 year old with a silent heart attack admitted to hospital. An electrocardiogram suggests a prior attack despite no chest pains. Doctors note many people have unnoticed silent heart attacks revealed by scars or enzyme tests. Tests at Kern County General Hospital show potential early detection. treatment and prevention hinge on recognizing silent events and lifestyle changes.
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