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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1970
Page
2
Our opinion argues that conservationists ecologists and anti pollution forces have become crucial. It notes the health hazards of DDT car emissions and city waste, cites Santa Barbara oil spill and Lake Erie's decline, and paints a grim view of air and water pollution in the US and other nations. It urges new laws and tougher enforcement to avert self genocide.
A fragmentary voice promotes a 20 youth Amish themed rebellion at Beards Don’t Rebel High School in Erie with long hair, unorthodox dress, and a stance against sports and dances while pledging to still respect elders and act as model U.S. citizens. A second topic covers Tony Boyle accusing the press in the UMW battle over Jack Yablonski, noting alleged associations, charges, and a hired huckster who presented documents to reporters.
Reporters expose Boyle campaign tactics and that Yablonski never owned the mineral rights. The Labor Department uncovers Canadian union tally irregularities masking a Boyle vote advantage. White House monitors casualties and politics, while letters praising Nixon and Agnew surface amid football plaudits.
In a humorous personal essay the narrator details six days of severe flu with a splitting headache and loss of appetite. He recalls wife’s warnings and casual home remedies, notes the futility of aspirin, and jokes about shaving during recovery while reflecting on winter illness and local readers’ experiences.
A historical air industry view notes ongoing airline subsidies, red balances at operators, and Boeing's 747 strain while predicting modest traffic gains. It highlights calls for mergers, wage restraint, and vertical takeoff research to ease congestion and misuse of resources amid optimistic but cautious forecasts.
The piece reflects on patterns of behavior and social quirks from the past. It notes that public displays of affection required caution, recalls famous mustaches, and offers wry observations about dining, ice, hobos, tipping, and money constraints as everyday realities.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosts an open house at 7 30 tonight with speeches by game protectors and fish wardens and three reels of film before lunch. Cub Scout Pack 181 Den 4 honored Mrs Gerald Staples with a surprise birthday at her Wayne street home attended by 13 children and three mothers. Mentor Club meets with 14 ladies. Miss Ann Baressi presides. Board of Education action on a boys band through schools awaits Rotary Club submission. final decision expected soon. Frost is receding from dirt roads making travel difficult.
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