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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1968
Page
2
In Harrisburg critics mock the renamed Bureau of Taxes for Education after a six percent sales and use tax rise. Edward L. Langer outlines a four part series explaining collection duties, enforcement, and how the levy funds education amid public backlash and tax fatigue.
Harrisburg reports a steady but minor party registration shift between the April primary and November general election. Democrats see a small rise from 2,731,089 to 2,779,? while Republicans hover around a similar gain, with both sides noting the real action comes from new registrants turning 18 or previously unregistered voters.
Drew Pearson notes Ronald Reagan Campaign in Oregon with Tom Hazen spending heavily to challenge Nixon, while Rockefeller’s petition signatures stir potential write in votes. The piece contrasts Reagan’s assertive effort with Rockefeller’s low profile and distrust of attorney general tactics in the Hoffa case.
Preliminary work is under way by district highway forces on Scott's Crossing road east of the city and construction will start next week on the Warren county section of the Clymer Columbus road. Municipal employees will be appointed at a special meeting next Monday night. Corry’s Memorial Day observance will feature a parade at 10 o'clock on Monday May 31 and end after the program in City Park. A regular luncheon meeting at Hobel Corry discussed voting machines. Fire from a short circuit in an automobile damaged Leo McCarthy’s garage on West Main Street. the car was the only vehicle harmed. The Chiry Council will take preliminary action on a police pension plan. Rotary Club members at the luncheon were treated to an illuminating program.
A portrait of James J. Rowley longtime Secret Service chief born 1908 in the Bronx. The piece recounts his career from FBI to Secret Service, his approach to protecting presidents, and his private demeanor.
A humorous portrait of old timers clashing with modern youth. The piece notes how the label is embraced by some and rejected by others amid nostalgia for classic stars and past prices, with examples of generational quirks and attitudes.
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