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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the press must soul-search over its role in public trials. Citing the First and Pennsylvania constitutions, the piece argues for media reform after the Sam Sheppard Cleveland trial circus and warns that overreach threatens press freedom and public accountability.
Our Man In Harrisburg examines Pennsylvania highway funding, highlighting a $980 million borrowing authorization, use of $42 million federal funds, and reliance on toll versus toll-free financing. It notes projects like a $100 million fourteenth mile Pittsburgh route, a $32 million Armstrong County bridge, a $20 million per mile Philadelphia project, and a $20 million Lancaster river crossing, with Wilbur Smith evaluating toll feasibility. The piece compares Pennsylvania’s trust fund protection with New Jersey’s General Fund dependence and toll histories, tracing toll road origins to the 1700s and postwar expansions.
Jim Bishop recounts the Passion narrative with steps from the Jerusalem walls to Calvary. He notes Pontius Pilate meeting the condemned Jesus, the Sanhedrin’s trial, and the crown of thorns before the crucifixion, highlighting Roman and Jewish roles and dates in Hebrew and Roman calendars.
Drew Pearson surveys Latin America on the eve of the Summit Conference. He highlights plans for irrigation, hydroelectric schemes, the Guri Dam in Venezuela, a proposed canal through Colombia, iron ore smelting in Bolivia, gas pipelines to Sao Paulo, and river links connecting the Orinoco and Amazon. He notes political hurdles, notably Barrientos of Bolivia seeking sea access, and warns dam cost overruns may halt work.
Corry memories recall March 22 1947 as work to install a two way radio system at the State Police barracks and patrol cars begins next week Corp T Hubley announced. H Lynn Rice and F Lowe Edwards Erie All County Legislative committee members were to attend a special meeting with Senator C Arthur Bliss, with discussion topics not announced.
Announcement by R J White owner of Grand Shop North Center street that he sold his confectionery store to Edward Eiseman of Tidioute. The deal was consummated yesterday. City notes report on gasoline pump approval near Phoenix Hotel with council awaiting site inspection.
Dr Coleman explains jet lag fatigue from time changes and stress, advising rest by departure hour, plus notes that major surgery now includes complex operations. He discusses the pancreas location its digestion role and insulin function, and the risk of diseases, with modern surgical advances making pancreas surgery more successful. He invites reader letters for general-interest health questions.
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