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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1972
Page
2
The Sunday advertisement urged out-of-state businesses to relocate to Pennsylvania for state aid. It cautions that profits will be taxed and losses cannot be creditable against state income tax. Small firms and farmers who incurred losses learned that the state favors winners and offers little mercy for losers.
In Brunswick the Glynn Reporter prints a citizens plea directed at the president. The letter argues for freezing government salaries for department heads and stopping new agencies. It calls for abolishing duplicative agencies and questions the program as a political device.
A heated floor fight over a $54 million welfare deficiency bill featured an amendment to require immediate work for able bodied recipients on public projects. Speakers and leaders clashed over germane rules, with threats and colorful dialogue and a vote tally of 137 to 52 on the welfare appropriation. Additional items included education financing, school construction reimbursements, and a report on Lt. William Calley's mental state amid the My Lai case.
A secret report suggests a serious psychotic condition for Calley with test results indicating potential psychosis. Weider notes some responses require further clinician investigation. Stammeyer warns of fragmented mental processes and high anxiety under stress, with paranoid trends possible under pressure.
The law states that when a husband and wife hold property as tenants by the entirety, the surviving spouse automatically becomes the sole owner upon the other spouse’s death. A new deed is not required to transfer title, only a conveyance deed noting the deceased’s date of death to show the surviving spouse holds fee simple title. The rest of the text includes unrelated excerpts about Lieutenant Calley and court-martial psychiatry, not applicable to the real estate question.
In Corry in May 1952 the Department of Public Instruction ranked the Corry Area Jointure 48th among 100 plus applications. Supt. Douglas spoke after a Harrisburg trip. A spring party was held by St. Pauls Lutheran and First Presbyterian adult fellowships at Findley Lake. Walt Wolfe and Bob Hixson led the seventh grade track meet at Loveland Field with two firsts each. A fire truck overturned on East Columbus Avenue near the Warren County line. no injuries. Frank M. Cole of Willys-Overland sales won a fountain pen for seventh place in Division C in April sales contest for cities 5,000 to 10,000.
The speaker warns that inflation worsens when workers shirk effort yet notes signs of a shift toward renewed work ethic. He cites rising employment, moonlighting, and a vocational push while emphasizing balance with God, family, and recreation. He critiques government overreach and urges less intrusion to restore productivity.
New York AP report examines how college education and blue collar work relate to job security. It notes rising unemployment among professionals from 1969 to 1972 as more people train for white collar roles. Growth in jobs for grads is only marginally ahead of grads seeking them, keeping labor markets employer-favorable. It also cites University of Michigan findings that stable marriage correlates with greater advancement among men.
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