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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
2
A reader defends House Bill 1002 proposing a 10 cent bounty for each rat with a tail four inches long or longer. The letter warns the measure could spur rat breeding, new bureaus, coordinated departments, rat feed firms, and a growing lobby network in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg reports show Pennsylvania plans for a billion-dollar plus education program next year with 6 percent sales tax funding most costs. Teachers seek a $6000 minimum salary, a cost not in current budget figures, prompting calls for another broad based tax such as a state income tax.
Drew Pearson Investigates reports that Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, guiding U S policy in Saigon, sees Thieu and Ky at odds with Washington while GIAP's tactics aim to wear down South Vietnam. Bunker notes military holds, political progress, and Thieu’s cautious reform plan despite near misses and curfews.
Water lines in the Fourth Ward of Corry were partially disrupted by a Pennsylvania Gas Camp issue, centered between Fouthay mie and Lemon street on West Pleasant street. Peterson Brothers Lumber Co plans 50 dwelling units in Erie and nearby areas as spring construction continues. Corry High School declares an all sports banquet for Wednesday March 17 at McCray Church per F Lowe Edwards.
Jim Bishop recalls Teaneck New Jersey once labeled restricted for Jews and later praised as first in the nation to vote for integrated schools. Dr. Barnet Bookstaver aided the community through fear and upheaval, rescuing children during St Anastasias fire and dying afterward.
A collection of light anecdotes and trivia including marriage market gaps, a kissing lane in Oklahoma City, college grads changing jobs, auto safety defects, diabetes links to plentiful food, trading stamps for early pay, French mineral water consumption, bridges in Ohio, underground cavern dealings, and giant anteaters eating termites.
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