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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1975
Page
2
The piece notes Corry lacks public courts beyond Mead Park and faces no time limits or controls on use. It argues for better recreation planning by City Council and the school district, highlighting inadequate facilities for the growing sport.
Citizens urge Mead Park to light the two tennis courts and charge by the hour to cover operating costs. They call for park board study, time controls to share court access, and joint funding by the school board and City Council for a City Recreation Commission with a quarter mill in taxes to address recreation shortfalls.
AAP recaps deteriorating economy as wholesale prices surge in April led by farm and processed foods, while a growing federal deficit and potential higher interest rates threaten recovery. Analysts warn of a broader slowdown as consumer costs rise and business borrowing pressures mount.
The column surveys why Jacqueline Kennedy remains a national symbol and discusses her private life, wealth, and lifestyle. It recounts Onassis's influence, the estate arrangement for Christina, and alleged financial details including a $3 million tax free bond settlement and a $30 000 monthly spending allowance later cut to $20 000.
A columnist vents about political figures from the Nixon era, condemning Thieu and others while praising some scientists and calling leaders third-rate. The piece critiques Donald Robins book listing the 100 most important people, labeling Nixon, Castro, Nasser, and Kissinger among questionable choices and arguing for a harsher view of U.S. foreign policy and leadership.
A narrator recalls funny family legends told over the years, from failed tuna on toast to adventures with corn flakes, tree climbing feats, and dining room mishaps. The anecdotes, shared on “I remember when” occasions, emphasize that raising a family takes more guts than brains.
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication information including West South Street Corry Pa 16407 publisher George R Sample managing editor William F Eaton pressroom fore John McLaughlin and notes AP news use exclusive to local news and AP dispatches. Annual mail rates 25.00 in advance. Carrier and single copy prices shown. Advertising deadlines set for 9 a.m. prior publication date.
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