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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1973
Page
2
Corry motorists express anger at PennDOT driven fees for license tags and driving licenses. In protest many plan to mail back the required documents with funds and a note stating payment is under protest. The column cites high road taxes and subpar local roads fueling the stance.
A compact column notes Athens had about 300 000 residents, smaller than Omaha, and reflects on historical figures and wry quips about life, death, and human folly. It cites Agathocles, Robert Burton, Chalcas, Jonathan Swift, and remarks on the limits of religion and management.
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, blunt in public and private, urged the President to focus on home problems as Vietnam policy drew criticism. Hickel, who met Nixon privately on September 13, also weighs a possible Alaska trade trip to China and a bid to become ambassador. Alaska Democrats hint at a Senate run against Mike Gravel.
This article explains inter vivos living trusts and testamentary trusts created by wills. It outlines advantages and disadvantages, including tax implications, control of assets, and potential gift or estate taxes. It also discusses related financial and political matters involving tax and governance.
The Nixon era seeks an all volunteer force under one million, expanding reserves and guard, with new pay hikes and merit promotions to boost recruitment. Defense Secretary Laird notes reserves will become first responders in emergencies, while current reservists gain higher weekend pay and improved status.
Reports from New York note annual stockholders meetings and reports have become ritualized events. Readers, analysts and management alike question the reach and impact of these documents with concerns over unread reports, limited reader engagement, and the need for clearer, more humanized disclosures.
Postal receipts at the Corry Post Office rose to 99447 in 1952 with higher parcel post special delivery and registered mail fees. The year end report compares to 99053 last year, a new high to that date. Chamber of Commerce planned annual election and director installation with Stewer Long presiding. Roger Brown Richard Rossbacher and Earl Cherry named election judges. Nominating committee listed. Cootlette Club 102 met at VFW Post home with Mrs Clyde Reynolds as chief grayback. Next meeting set for February 2.
Ernest A Williams and Glen Miller oversee the start of a front remodeling project at Van Vleet Garage on West South Street. Capt Frank Appleby of the Salvation Army reports a transfer from the local Army expected mid month, location undisclosed.
The note mentions small federal price increases tied to products and a four plus one cent rise. It highlights modest boosts affecting everyday items and the potential impact on shoppers and markets. The entry reads as a terse policy blurb or brief economic update from a period press.
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