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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
2
City council faces snowmobile complaints as New Year begins. Union City bans machines on sidewalks to curb danger, while Corry enforces state vehicle rules. Residents await January 18 meeting for action or hope the snow melts.
Grass roots opinion reflects on two types of citizens. One man steadily tackles hard tasks and pays taxes to support government through income payments. The other avoids hardship, risks failure, and relies on others to subsidize him. Most prefer the first man’s approach.
New York AP reports chief financial officers are expanding beyond finance into planning and policy. Driven by liquidity strains from Penn Central, CFO duties now include taxes, mergers, computerization, pensions and profit sharing, with salaries typically $50,000 to $75,000 and many receiving stock options, bonuses, club memberships and insurance.
The Navy sent Richard Schaeffer a junior grade lieutenant and clinical psychologist to Vietnam. He suffered chest pains and collapsed before orders. Navy psychiatrists diagnosed him as sociopathic and placed him in a restrictive ward. After six weeks, he was discharged as unsuitable amid a publicized dispute. Senator Hugh Scott intervened to push for review and a hearing with civilian attorney Jack May representing Schaeffer.
The report portrays Navy efforts to discredit Schaeffer and secure an unsafe discharge, later revealed as a misdiagnosed chest hernia and ulcer. A separate Washington Expose warns of five years of fuel shortages, rising bills, and oil-company influence. Agnew and Kennedy feature in political notes.
A collection of aphorisms on work, fashion, boredom, design, and life from a Corry Evening Journal page. It contrasts practical skills with vanity, notes changing design, and mulls modern living while listing publisher and subscription details.
The piece argues President Nixon will retain and even improve United States forces in Europe unless Russia poses a lesser threat, warning that overseas military spending drains the U.S. economy. It questions the 1974 electoral impact of foreign policy versus domestic pocketbook issues and contemplates a future candidate focused solely on internal strength.
The motor vehicle code exempts tractors used on a farm from registration. It also says a person operating an unregistered tractor need not have an operator's license if over fourteen. A tractor may be driven on private farmland or on adjacent two lane highways by any age without an operator's permit.
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