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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
2
In Our Opinion the Dorry Journal criticizes widespread service reductions from railroads post office airlines and telecommunication firms. It cites passenger rail cuts mail delivery changes in operator advisories and REA Express reductions, arguing profits come with eroded public utility and rising costs.
The Nixon proposal to suspend the 7 per cent investment tax credit sparks a hexagonal debate on inflation. Proponents argue tax relief spurs efficiency and lowers prices, while critics warn repeal could raise costs and hurt US competitiveness. Economists fear reduced capital investment may weaken world trade position.
Three major business groups plan in Washington on May 15 to undercut the National Commission on Product Safety. They seek to remove chairman Arnold Elkind while promoting Republican rival Arnold Hill, citing safety enforcement history and party balance.
A whispered report claims Governor Raymond pressed Republican Chairman Jock Jordan to resign to gain a federal post opportunity. The leaker cites party funding leverage and Washington access as motives behind the alleged shuffle. A separate note praises a local bill and references George Sample of the Corry Journal on a school bus mirror proposal now in the State Senate.
In Pendleton Oregon eight year old Kane Hancock was holding an aerosol can when it exploded in the basement furnace area. He lost part of a hand but directed his brother to call for help and the ambulance arrived. He recovered with remarkable improvement and thanks his first aid responders.
New York AP writer Hel Boyle notes how men in business live pampered in modern air travel with plush cabins and waiter service. She imagines future planes with private ambulances, multiple bands, pools, telephones, and five stewardesses per passenger, warning of a luxury-obsessed era that could upend air travel.
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