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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion the nation must choose between rule by law or by mobs. Swift penalties for lawbreakers and a rebalance of courts are needed to curb unruly conduct. A national insistence on responsible behavior and constitutional interpretation is essential to prevent anarchy.
Grass Roots Opinion in the Portland Oregon Journal reports Fayette Mississippi mayor Charles Evers, the first Black leader of a biracial Southern city, argues Blacks must accept responsibility and self discipline for freedom. He says a free society requires sacrifices to avoid anarchy or dictatorship.
In Corry adult Bible classes the Genesis narrative prompts questions on Adam and Eve, the serpent, and the Tree of Life, exploring whether disobedience shaped humanity. A Washington page then critiques Hilary Sandoval Jr. leading the SBA, alleging mismanagement and political maneuvering across loans and civil service moves.
The piece accuses Sandoval of SBA rule breaches tied to SBICs with 500 major violations and dozens of guideline breaches, amid a House hearing setup. It follows Nathan Jacobson’s claim of highway theft near Lake Tahoe, alleging a bypass favored by Bill Anderson and Boise Cascade, impacting Kings Castle and local interests.
An essay urges Americans to avoid scapegoating industry or others for pollution. It argues gas stations, car choices, and consumer behavior all influence air quality, and stresses careful, informed action rather than panic or rash bets on new technology. The piece cites studies on lead-free gasoline and debates over phosphates and plastics while urging steady, responsible steps.
Attorney Walter H. Scott was tasked with organizing Corry’s civilian defense setup while World War II era plans proceed. Council approved him as chairman and coordinator. Fire Department committees finalize community festival preparations for two days of events. A raid crackdown ends bootleg activity with federal and state enforcement, and Company A of the Pennsylvania National Guard gears up for Mount Gretna encampment.
The Tax Reform Act of 1969 is now law and provides no new rules on profits from selling a primary residence by owners over 65. A portion of gains up to $20,000 may be excluded proportional to the adjusted sale price if the home was owned and used as principal residence at least five of the eight years before sale. example shows two thirds of a $10,000 gain may be excluded, with remaining $3,333 subject to tax, and the exclusion available only once in a lifetime to the taxpayer and spouse.
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