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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1971
Page
2
In Pennsylvania the annual deer hunting season draws 650000 hunters, bringing excitement and trophy potential but also tragedy from misidentification, careless handling, or misjudgment. Despite progress from hunter safety courses, fatalities and injuries persist, prompting a call for infinite care while preserving the sport’s stature and rights.
New York AP reports on the long running question of whether higher education boosts earnings or merely reflects the same drive that makes a person money minded. Michigan surveys link income to education, debt, savings, home ownership, and car financing, illustrating widespread use of credit in American life.
Lyndon Johnson pockets 1.2 million for The Vantage Point while Daniel Ellsberg faces possible jail for revealing a version of the Pentagon Papers. The case centers on government attempts to block publication and the fate of Operation Marigold amid secret sessions and high political stakes. Johnson’s postpresidential gains and the broader controversy frame a clash over national security, secrecy, and public record.
The piece argues a sagging market can be good news as inflation eases and investors hedge against currency depreciation. It cites past errors by experts, notes Wall Street’s volatility, and uses a Petrie-like anecdote about Merrill Lynch to illustrate caution. The overall tone suggests prudence over panic.
The only basis for a child to be legally obliged to repay college costs is an express written contract with the parents. Absent a writing, presumption favors gift, and oral agreements require clear direct evidence. Pennsylvania historically showed no duty to fund college education, though recent cases have sometimes imposed such duty where finances permit.
Walter Scott admitted to the Florida bar while in Corry for health reasons. Beth Israel Sisterhood discussed a children’s Chanukah party hosted by Mrs. Jack Stahl on West Pleasant Street. A Hudson car fire was halted by a hand extinguisher carried by its owner. American Legion Auxiliary planned a bake sale at Franz Furniture Store. Corry to open a modern furniture store December 5 under Lyfe W. Foster at the former R. E. Palmer space on North Center Street.
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legible letters on a single subject. Include signature and address for publication. The paper may condense letters and assumes no responsibility for statements.
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