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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1973
Page
2
A reader condemns waste in Pennsylvania welfare, citing private home telephones and color sets funded by tax dollars. The letter argues for end of extravagant practices and broader government economizing, contrasting with officials’ claims of necessary services.
The note recalls Nany Johnson who invented a handcranked ice cream freezer in 1846 but did not patent it. William G Young later patented the concept in 1848, boosting ice cream to mass appeal. It also cites quotes on mothers, vitamins, tranquilizers, and Ibsen on personal injustice.
Washington warns that a gasoline shortage will deepen as empty trucks travel wasted miles and raise food costs. ICC regulations and gateway routes force detours, boosting mileage and diesel use. Critics say deregulation could cut costs, while officials defend public interest. The debate ties to inflation and energy concerns.
Commentary contrasts public disillusion with lawbreaking on political agitators to past protests. It recalls Attica Kent State and draft era clashes, noting shifting views of legality and justice. The piece shifts to gold coins as a counterpoint, explaining rising prices and Treasury rules on ownership and investment.
Coin collectors surge as gold bullion gains boost values of U S and foreign coins. Double eagle coins have jumped from 85 90 dollars to about 200 dollars while English sovereigns from 10 dollars to around 50 dollars reflect rising gold prices. Experts note scarcity beauty and condition amplify value amid monetary instability and inflation.
In Corry a special Aero Supply Union meeting faced objections from strike-linked members at South Center Street. Gov Fine signed bills expanding school admission rules. Corry Little League beat Erie Suburban 3 2 at Lawrence Park to win District 1 and advance to inter district playoffs at Olin Bracken Field next Monday. Property owners repaint facades while The Helen Shoppe plans to open in the Masonic Temple mid August offering childrens wear and ladies lingerie.
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