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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1970
Page
2
A 36-member bill led by Lawrence Coughlin would allow up to 325 of annual college expenses as a tax credit, favoring low income taxpayers with AGI under 15000. It encourages private over state schools, aiding those most in need while questioning broader subsidies. Readers are urged to contact their representatives.
Mailbag trivia notes water from hydrogen and oxygen as nearly unbreakable. Quotable Picasso remark. Alcoholism defined by Dr. Cloud. Reading aids learning though one in seven children are handicapped. Icebergs could future supply water, Antarctica holds 80 percent of freshwater. Oceanographers see desalting costs, sermon lengths reach 48 hours 18 minutes with eight pews left.
In Corry on January 24 1950 Rev W F Riding of the Union City Presbytery was named moderator of the Corry Presbyterian Church until a new minister is chosen. Pennsylvania Electric Company reports 206 miles of line extensions in 1949 expanding electric service to 2630 rural homes and farms per district manager B T Cherry. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lyle Thompson of Columbus at Corry Hospital yesterday. The page includes fragmented notes on a future oil station site at West South and South Center streets and lighthearted local columns on pets, cleanliness, and school scheduling worries.
A Beavers basketball win prompts a supportive letter from Bob McCray, echoing Dan McEldowney on keeping faith with a faltering team. An Ivy League scout questions a local athlete’s race, sparking debate. Gym access tensions rise as parents threaten civil rights suits over player eligibility. An Erie based PACE program official pressures the paper for clippings, clarifying educational aims.
Ada and Jack meet by chance in a Greenwich Village hallway and fall in love despite pride and poverty. Ada becomes pregnant, attempts to hide the truth, and ends her life after a final gamble with her future, leaving Jack to face his own sacrifice. Washington hearing notes Hatfield cash claims linked to broadcaster Don Burden and campaign questions emerge.
In Corry exposes money flows linked to Burden as he seeks favors for zoning of his transmitters. Witnesses including Mrs Storz describe gifts to Mrs Zapple and a $10,000 cash request. Burden calls funds campaign related and says a personal dividend. House panel fears for witnesses and FCC files reveal missing documents. insiders say commissioners ordered destruction to avoid political clash.
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