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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1971
Page
2
Beloit College president Miller Upton urges society to honor individual excellence over misfits and crime, arguing the path to a decent, not grand, society lies in supporting achievers who shoulder their duties and improve themselves and their communities.
In McCamey Texas a Grassroots opinion column argues that a U.S. Office of Education report shows many large institutions ignored federal rules cutting funds for riot participants. Only 86 of 2600 acted. authors urge Congress to add criminal penalties to enforce taxpayer fund restrictions.
Corry district rushes into full scale maple syrup production on March 3 1951 as many producers tapped their bushes aided by favorable weather. Local youths and clubs boosted recent events while area sports clubs extended their winning streaks in regional competition.
The Humane Society accuses rodeos of tormenting animals with electric prods and painful devices to force bucking. Calves die or are injured in calf roping while promoters dispute the claims, saying injuries are rare and protections exist. The piece also notes North Vietnam invasion fears, drills for home guard buildup, and a probe into academic ties to electric power firms.
In Fort Lauderdale a 34-foot Hatteras named Kellya lies sunk at the dock after repeated thefts and vandalism. The owner recalls the boat as a living personality, recounting past mechanical pranks and the rising cost of repairs. Police note nighttime dock robberies and consider motives, even as the owner laments the loss and questions why anyone would wreck a beloved vessel. In New York AP reports earthquake insurance claims in California reaching 50 million, with industry data showing 184 insurers writing such coverage in the state and nationwide premiums of 8.7 million in 1968. California insurers defend existing laws and affordability.
Sen John Tunney argues that earthquake coverage remains costly for homeowners and small businesses and seeks government aid. The piece traces why quake insurance seemed unavailable, noting many policies exist, deductible variations from 2 to 5 percent, and limited public awareness. It concludes insurance is available but underadvertised, with debate over need for government support.
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