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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
2
Bil Maukinin authorizes The Journal to publish 10 cartoons from his book I've Decided I Want My Seat Back. The cartoons will run while Mauldin travels to South America to provide a sequence of cartoons articles and likely photographs starting February 1.
In Our Opinion readers see county budget games as budgets expand then rely on a 95 percent tax collection claim. Erie collects higher, while countywide collection seems around 87 percent. The piece urges realistic tax receipts and a budget fit, ending the annual fiscal roundabout and shenanigans.
The report discusses federal budget deficits, tax collections, and spending by the administration. It notes hopes that rising tax receipts will reduce red ink and suggests future spendings could worsen the deficit if wartime outlays rise. Consumers face higher prices amid a fragile economy and constrained production capacity and labor force.
A string of local incidents is reported from Union City to Corry. Injuries include James Soya of New York with severe fractures after a derailment while shifting lumber cars at a plant. a family home at 718 East Street burned out by a stove fire. a Corry Legion post party draws the largest crowd. a bakery operator died at 10:30 am Sunday. The St Edwards cagers struggle with St Michael’s. Choral Society elected officers. air rifle complaints grow. ice skating planned on Corry Ice Company pond amid a severe winter storm with near zero temps. Federal Reserve move lifts rates. President proposes faster tax collection yet borrowing remains strong. tax changes may shift spending and loan demand. The tone notes many local happenings and national economic discourse.
Jim Bishop reports on the volatile figure Oscar von Dimmeldorfer, a wealthy self styled concert organist and chronic alcoholic who disrupts a quiet dune-side village. His clash with neighbors and a church involvement culminates in a grimly comic meditation on faith and restraint.
Hal Boyle notes middle age as a state of being both elusive and paradoxically enviable with hints of aging poets and aging jokes. The piece jests about clichés of retirement, memory, and social awkwardness, suggesting a lighthearted portrait of aging through quirky observations and self irony.
The article traces Pat Nugent's transfer from Texas to Andrews Air Force Base near Washington for further duties as an administrative specialist. It explains Nugent’s path through Lackland AFB, his internship with the Senate Commerce Committee, and how his fiancé Luci Nugent influenced his moves. Senator Warren Magnuson is cited as a supporter.
Article by Lester L. Coleman explains cystic fibrosis as a hereditary disease impacting mucus glands, lungs, and pancreas. It details symptoms in infants, diagnostic methods like sweat tests and pancreatic enzyme assays, potential therapies, and the absence of a cure while noting improvements from antibiotics oxygen and enzyme replacements.
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