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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1968
Page
2
Federal water pollution experts warn Lake Michigan nears the dead condition of Lake Erie as pollution from 87 towns and 118 industries intensifies. Reports urge costly secondary treatment and elimination of combined sewers to prevent further ecological damage and misused waterways.
Milton J. Shapp, 1956 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, argues for taxing utilities in a Harrisburg guest column requested by Mason Denison. He cites Pennsylvania's 1874 constitution exemptions and claims utilities avoid local taxes, costing at least $150 million annually. He notes the constitutional convention's plan to rebate gross receipts taxes and predicts reduced Commonwealth revenue if adopted.
In a secret strategy flow, the United States weighs removing Quemoy and Matsu from Formosa defense. Officials note the offshore islands’ high cost, limited strategic value, and potential naval and ground force savings, while warning of intelligence and patrol repercussions.
Corry endured gusts estimated at 60 mph that damaged buildings and caused several thousand dollars in losses. Fire department warnings followed the Imperial Hotel fire the previous day as walls fell from the fourth floor. New Dairy Lane owner George Shoop announced reopening next Tuesday at 7 am. Ricci Brothers of Meadville leased 116 North Center for Corry Market a wholesale and retail fruit and grocery store to open soon. The Crippen home chimney fire on Wright and East Smith Streets caused quick containment and minor damage.
Jim Bishop chronicles a white English bulldog named Susie as she goes through labor in a domestic kitchen scene. Susie delivers thirteen puppies, nine live and four die, while a teenage girl and two grandmothers react with care, fear, and ritual amid the chaotic birth process.
Hal Boyle shares office humor about a domineering boss and union grievances. Jibes touch on paper towels quality, the water cooler, and the boss’s temper amid office politics. Cartoonish anecdotes reference raises, martinis, and personnel quirks at the workplace.
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