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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1966
Page
2
In this opinion piece the writer questions irregular justice and tax policy highlighting a Falcons purchase of 42 players for 8.5 million and implying IRS benefits for team owners. The column contemplates unequal treatment of the poor versus the wealthy and ends with the notion that this could be seen as a license to steal, albeit second best.
Drew Pearson analyzes Peoria battles shaping national policy with Dick Gregory challenging Richard J. Daley for Chicago mayor and Sen. Paul Douglas facing Republican Charles Percy. The piece weighs racial power shifts, urban machines, and Viet Nam war politics as pivotal determinants.
The column weighs public opinion on water fluoridation, noting strong, opposing views. ADA and U S Public Health Service back mandatory fluoridation while critics warn of health risks and censorship. The author urges relying on established authorities yet warns against overreach and calls for informed consent in public health policy.
Corry Area High School will again host practice teaching from Kain voro State College students next year, continuing a long tradition that has spawned many full time teachers. The Corry School Board plans an exit from the high school lot onto East South Street to ease winter traffic, though it faces rights of way issues with one owner over property loss.
R J Bentley of the PRR tower on Maple avenue slipped on an icy walk near the Alexander Laundry breaking his left arm and is confined to the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett on East Washington street. Miss Allie Terrill broke her left elbow after slipping on ice near the St James Hotel while en route to a Lyceum program and rests at the home of Mr and Mrs L W Olds on East Smith Court. A pleasant afternoon was spent at Mrs Ralph Ely’s East Pleasant Street home with eight guests.
Q and A from Corry area on zoning trailer parks and building permits. Guidance covers required park size five thousand square feet per trailer, ten percent recreation space, landscaping, lighting, sewer, paved drives, drainage, and Planning Commission then Zoning Appeal Board approval before construction. Also notes mobile homes only in authorized trailer parks and building permit rules for siding.
On this day, February 3, events include Japan and Korea forming a friendship treaty in 1876, German bombings of Venice in 1918, Itbis launching a carrier in 1944, and Nevada’s rally on February 22, a continental freeze marking over 60 years in 1951.
A ten year study in the Soviet Union reports a mumps vaccine producing complete immunity for five to six years with ninety percent of vaccinated children avoiding infection. The vaccine appears effective even during epidemics and may become standard protection for all children.
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