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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
2
Local residents organize for the upcoming United Fund campaign in Corry. The goal is 91000 dollars, justified by clear community needs. Organizers invite scrutiny and pledge transparency, stressing neighborly duty and the tradition of self help.
A critical look at Senate finance chief Russell Long and other lawmakers as Christmas style tax breaks loom. Bills favor cigar and olive industries, oil rigs, banks, cable TV, and up to a billion for foundations. Pew Trust linked, with broader warnings about charity funding shifts. Also notes a failed test of a House electronic voting system and a security camera bought by Jim McCord for surveillance.
A compilation quotes figures and officials criticizing the press from Agnew to Shultz and Harris. It notes public doubt about media accuracy, with jokes about newsroom norm and holidays, plus a New York AP snippet on a secretary banter exchange about raises and legitimacy in the Harvard setting.
A fragmentary passage mixes sharp jokes about secretaries and bosses with mock dialogue about workplace tensions. It then shifts to a list of prominent Pennsylvania political figures and official offices, including Schweiker Scott Vigorito Shapp Dwyer Forest, without clear connection or narrative.
Corry's Chamber of Commerce, linking the Potato Festival and Bowl tradition, designated the Corry Titusville game as the bowl game. A birth occurred at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Raeke, Eleanor Speck the mother. Local card club met with prizes won, and H E Manley agreed to lead the 1932 Red Cross Roll Call with an $1 annual membership. Corry voters total 2058 eligible, with 1037 registered by the final day.
A recent explainer covers deferred disposition where prosecutors and courts delay case outcomes for first offenders in nonviolent crimes. If conditions are met within about two years, charges may be dropped with no permanent record. violation leads to indictment and trial. The program aims to reduce backlogs and offer second chances, especially for youth.
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