In Our Opinion Cheaper To Raise Taxes At Home
The Corry Journal editors critique Gov. Shafer's push for a statewide income tax. They argue local taxation keeps money closer to services and reduces overall costs, preferring funds stay in counties like Erie, where four person families could face 200 to 300 dollars extra. Local control is favored over sending money to Harrisburg.
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Erie
Mobile Home Industry Defies Credit Crunch Growth
The mobile home sector shows resilience as demand rises 51 percent in early 1969 while private housing starts drop 5 percent. Industry analysts say low cost housing appeal, lender acceptance, and upgrades to quality are expanding the market beyond the traditional trailer image.
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Lisa Cronin
New York
Richard Keim
Goodbody & Co
Keim
William Nelson
Moody's Investory Services Inc
Mobile
Today in History highlights June 2 dates through the years
On this day key events span 1851 Maine enacts a prohibition law, 1886 Grover Cleveland weds Frances Folsom, 1924 Congress grants citizenship to American Indians, 1941 Hitler Mussolini meet, 1948 Italy abolishes monarchy, 1961 JFK visits Paris, 1969 surveyor I soft landing and lunar pictures, other items include Indonesia and Turkey events.
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America
Maine
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
U. S. Congress
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Alps
Italy
John F. Kennedy
Paris
Indonesia
Constitutent Assembly
Sukarno
India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Turkey
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal requests short legibly written letters limited to one subject and including the guidor's signature and address for publication. They may be condensed and the paper disclaims responsibility for the statements contained.
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The
Corry Journal
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Burger Former Witch Hunter WASHINGTON
Senate Judiciary Committee debated Warren E Burger's qualifications to be Chief Justice. The piece recalls Peters v Yale influenced Nixon allies, a leaked press conference, and ethical questions tied to Burger and the Peters case amid McCarthy era tensions and political maneuvering.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Warren E. Burger
Warren
Los Angeles
Peters
U.S. Public Heath Service
Yale
California
Nixon
Glen Lipscomb
Norris Poulson
Burger
Picture not as black as that over the Ludlow Wildcats
A paid crowd of 225 attended a game featuring the Ludlow Wildcats as S Edwards' School P T A outlined plans for the annual school picnic set for June 6 in Corry.
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Ludlow Wildcats
Limericks and risqué verse in Silly Rhyme Time
A collection of humorous and bawdy limericks features playful rhymes about artists, myths, and everyday characters. The verses push cheeky innuendo with witty twists while noting some are clean and others more racy. The piece includes a quip attributed to President Woodrow Wilson.
Mail Help by Hal Boyle
A collection of light anecdotes and household observations from Hal Boyle notes on busy wives education careers insurance driving crocodile tears and childhood hair loss plus quotes and reflections. The piece blends survey bits about women working, car safety tips, and a few pithy maxims.
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Elmer G. Leterman
Alfred Polgar
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