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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
2
In Corry the School Board and City Council have created back tax laws and liens that discriminate by who pays. Some residents comply while others do not, yet only those who pay are protected from penalties. The council plans action to collect overdue taxes and restore revenue fairness. The board previously pursued ancient back taxes but progress stalled and treasurer sales were not reported.
Yesterday in Paris the Big Four for eign ministers debated Trieste while a possible breakthrough hung on a late dinner with Russian and U S delegates. In wartime dining woes fresh meat is scarce and slaughter rates at packers are low. Corry faculty member Arthur Storer departs for Cambridge Springs. A nuptial High Mass unites Mildred E Taylor and Theodore Amoroso at St Thomas Church. A Corry Warren NY PA baseball game was postponed for the third time, disappointing 200 fans after a call from Warren about Struthers Wells’ inability to play. 40 years ago, Lloyd Meerdink drives a new Ajax car into a pole on West High Street while Rex Theatre shows improve with new projector lamps. The Journal plans an old fiddlers contest and dance at the State Armory to revive bygone days.
Hal Boyle muses on daydreams and humorous imagined gadgets then notes a large crowd gathering in Corry. A barn fire near Columbus on the Wrightsville road last night destroyed the barn, with motorists mistaking the glow for Columbus.
Jim Bishop recalls Walter Lehmann, his wife Betty, and their rise from a humble Long Island fence business to wealth in Florida. The couple loved family, horses, and a life between New York and Florida, but Lehmann felt torn by roots, returning repeatedly to New York for family events and health.
Drew Pearson argues that members of Congress do not illegally take money but legally earn it by representing big business and law firms. The piece highlights Rep. William H. Harsha Jr and Rep. Charles Chamberlain, noting their law firms’ clients influence voting and legislation, and praises a proposed Dodd Section to require disclosure of outside income.
The article argues tight credit hurts home builders most as May housing starts fall 13 percent to the lowest since January 1963. It notes other factors shape consumer and corporate decisions, with savings sources buffering some impact, and questions whether inflation policy will trigger a lasting downturn.
Today is June 22 1986 a Wednesday the 173rd day of the year with 192 remaining. Notable events include 1773 friars entered California and founded its first settlement 1870 the U.S. Department of Justice organized 1937 Joe Louis became heavyweight champion 1941 Nazi invasion of Russia 1944 FDR signed the GI Bill of Rights 195? discovery of a royal Hungarian treasure worth 75 million by U.S. troops in Germany 196? Soviet Egyptian talks after Nasser visit 196? Tshombe’s release after detention 196? Japan and Korea establish full diplomatic relations ending 14 years of talks.
Readers ask Dr Coleman if polyps can occur outside the nose. Benign polyps may form in the bladder and intestinal tract, sometimes bleeding as a first sign. Bed sores in the bedridden arise from reduced circulation. turning patients and using cushions aids prevention. Kidney failure is described as loss of filtration due to injury or disease. diet and fluids help regulation. Dr Coleman invites letters for his health column.
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