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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1967
Page
2
Corry stories highlight the state owned liquor store on East Main Street as a major retailer with 1966 sales near 282000 and total profit and taxes around 10900000. The piece notes Pennsylvania ranks high in controlled state revenue but low per capita consumption, suggesting tax pressures may provoke tavern lobbying for Sunday opening.
The Detroiter reports that repealing Section 14(b) of Taft-Hartley could raise union dues by about 15 million dollars annually as roughly 250000 more workers would be compelled to join.
City Hall column replies to Anon questions about Corry PA taxes for a 7,700 population, year round municipal airport prospects, and school board tax increases. It compares local tax rates with Meadville Bradford Franklin Titusville and notes adjusted mill rates. It lists airports in neighboring towns and urges contacting a school board member for specifics. It ends by encouraging reader involvement in city council elections with basic eligibility and potential pay.
Paul Harvey argues that Britain’s wait times for surgery and rushed NHS exams show the downsides of government medicine. He cites rising private insurance, tax burdens, and doctors leaving welfare state practice, warning that government medical care acts as potent political bait with hidden costs.
Yesterday’s Memories reports a derailment near Altoona that killed seven passengers and three crew and injured about 85 on the Red Arrow Detroit to New York train. The item also lists local staffing changes at Concord School, a serious horse accident near Columbus, Wright School heating drawings, Westminster Choir College news, and various local obituaries and military updates.
Paul Orn was elected commander of the Corry Post of the American Legion at the annual meeting. Newly elected officers will be installed in the near future. Erie Railroad finished a new bridge over the subway at Columbus with one way traffic during construction. The pavement will be laid in the spring. Mentor Club held a Valentine party at Mrs. R. A. Otts home attended by fifteen members with heart decor.
American film and stage actress Michele Lee rises from Broadway secretary to star in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. She recalls beginnings at seventeen with Vintage '60 and later Broadway success while balancing marriage to James Farentino and a penchant for neatness.
The Q asks if a husband is entitled to a wife s inheritance. The answer states a husband has no share in his spouse s will except for marital rights existing at the spouse s death.
The United States Naval Academy released a study showing fluorides in toothpaste and a fluoride solution prevent cavities in midshipmen. Over two years, average new cavities dropped with Kies method. a future rate may be one cavity per ten years.
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