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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion we critique lingering erosion of tax dollars on the Erie County Thruway project. The piece urges public release of contractor names, firing underperforming bureau staff, a renewed audit, and a fresh $50 000 inquiry before any additional billions from taxpayers are approved.
The column notes a flood of letters from lawmakers across Pennsylvania, highlighting widespread bogus traffic summons and errors reaching even distant areas like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. A Pittsburgh woman, never in Philadelphia, recently received her 12th bogus traffic summons, illustrating the scale of the issue.
Senate figure Russell Long blasts the Ethics Committee for censuring Tom Dodd while defending him. The column lists committee members Stennis Bennett Cooper Monroney McCarthy and others, noting past remarks and roles and urging a broader look at ethics and accountability.
Jim Bishop reports on Nova a leading advanced school with a focus on individual pace and no failure. Students are placed by ability with privacy for absences and a calm scene shows a boy with a hidden item in his pocket amid debates over discipline and ethics in the Senate.
The Columbus High School seniors set off for a sight seeing trip to Washington D C. Alumni reunion booths are reported as part of the departure events.
On this date in 1940 Germans occupied Paris during World War II. In 1777 the Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the U.S. flag. In 1811 Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, was born.
Downey's Sports Store announces arrangements to record bass catches for the National Bass Contest. Top prize of 100 dollars in gold is hoped to be won by a local entrant.
Dr. Coleman discusses why colds lessen in summer due to higher vitality and fewer infections, yet vaccines remain unavailable. He debunks weight gain myths, noting overeating and inactivity drive obesity, while stress and diet misperceptions persist. Readers may send questions to the columnist.
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