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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
2
In our March 15, 1972 opinion piece the author rails against chronic potholes and road neglect along Route 426 near Macadam Hill. They accuse state officials of inefficiency and patronage, arguing PennDOT ignores daily road needs while funding “super roads” for visitors.
A lengthy report covers Senate tax-cut efforts to lower the income tax to 1.9 percent, hopes for surplus refunds, and House budget delays into March 28. It notes poverty exemptions bill HB 1972, home rule limits, industry banquets, and various bills on pensions, investments, and public utilities, ending with federal crime trends under Nixon and a study on conviction rates since 1968.
Associate Deputy Attorney General Donald E. Santarelli called the anti crime effort a dismal failure and said they are tackling harder cases. He provided a complete list of 17 offenses in the study with their conviction-rate changes, including auto theft down 7.3 percent and interstate theft down 8.9 percent.
A coroner investigates sudden or suspicious deaths to determine possible criminal or negligent causes. Inquests are advisory, not appealable. consult the District Attorney for further action. The Corry Evening Journal notes editorial on recalls, safety standards, and traffic casualties, highlighting unsolved recalls and DOT gaps.
Dick Cami, a gentle city slicker and owner of Top O the Home on the 17th floor, hosts a wild late night with a mysterious Yahoo. After a couple of alarms, drinks, and a dramatic elevator ride, tensions rise as patrons face danger and the night spirals toward an uncertain morning.
In Corry on March 15 1952 volunteers with the American Red Cross planned a one day door to door fund drive targeting 7731 dollars. Other local items note a Ajax Iron Works speaker Lloyd Lanphere, a Corry Class A win at Conneaut Lake 1201 1196, a new baby boy, retirement plans of Frank Weeks, and a dramatic elevator mishap ending with a rescue and comic moment.
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