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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1974
Page
2
The Corry Area School District raised property taxes by three mills through state equalization, reinstated a $15 per capita tax, and anticipated a larger share of an upcoming city income tax. The triple tax plan drew criticism from industrialists as the district relied on higher revenue from state, federal funds, and shared city taxes, with a July year-end balance expected to show the effect.
American columnist William F. Nicholson laments Latin America’s red tape while noting U S bureaucratic quirks. The piece blends travel anecdotes about stamps taxes and endless forms with a jab at official procedures and a plan to publish a book for foreigners on coping with Latin American bureaucracy. It also reports on Aramco denying journalist charges amid a broader oil crisis coverage.
Journalist Jack Anderson promotes unauthorized sources to claim Aramco falsified oil output amid threats of nationalization. Documents allegedly show production pressure, gas flare waste, and technical failures, with calls for subpoenas to reveal telephones, trip reports, and engineering analyses.
A local writer urges the City Council to discuss federal revenue sharing for the arts with the Struggling Corry Area Fine Arts Council, linking the idea to senior citizen projects and transportation. He warns meetings may mock or dampen the proposal, recalling a stagnant 1972 by electing rustic nostalgia over action.
A first person reminiscence recalls Lyndon B. Johnson’s Texas homestead, White House discipline, and political grit. The narrator notes Johnson’s complex persona, from wheeler-dealer charm to tough leadership, while detailing kitchen conversations, family moments, and a longing for legacy beyond the presidency.
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