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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1970
Page
2
A satirical local column questions welfare and government programs while contrasting a hypothetical lifelong beneficiary tale with a Nixon administration note on Cambodia air interdicts and Southeast Asia commitments. It cites Senate probes into United Mine Workers bribery attempts and pension fund solvency risks under Tony Boyle.
A confidential memo by Senator Williams criticizes Secretary of Labor Shultz for delaying a union election probe after Yablonski’s murder. He urges criminal action for record-keeping violations, notes alleged bribery attempts by Boyle allies, and reports miners’ statements of support bought with cash or jobs.
A veteran observer argues that instant educational integration fails to deliver equality. He cites biased curricula, undertrained teachers, and weak textbooks as core problems, noting hurt and confusion for black students transferring to white schools. He warns of cultural clash and lingering prejudice shaping student experiences.
A Grass Roots opinion piece from Dunsmuir California argues self reliance thrift and honesty in business and politics as keys to balancing consumer goods with income. It suggests workers and citizens can buy what they need and have some saved for a rainy day when fairness guides employment and politics.
Corry Red Cross chapter will hold a meeting in the chapter rooms at 8 p.m. to elect three directors whose terms end this year. The roster includes Richard Rossbacher, Mrs H A Gilbert, and Mrs Charles Stewart.
The Corry Evening Journal reports on the end of the federal income tax surcharge after twenty seven months, weighing its impact on inflation, war financing, and the economy. It outlines arguments that the surtax may have saved the economy or fueled inflation, notes continued inflation and war, and surveys expected effects of its lapse on families and corporations while considering potential recession impacts.
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