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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
2
The Journal advocates reform in the city police department urging enforceable rules and regulations, improved training for new and existing officers, and a daily activity log. It criticizes the mayor and City Council for prior inaction and suggests the Snyder Circle incident could spur real change or Mark a lasting tragedy.
City official explains the Master Plan covers the whole city not just downtown, notes it has guided capital improvements, cost about 14500 dollars with county funds, and supports using federal aid for a Central Business District study tied to Fourth Ward urban renewal. Managers expect CBD study and redevelopment to follow as finances permit.
An extended local roundup covers a wandering cow at Stockton Meat Packing, illness of chef Andy Hanlin in Jamestown General Hospital, and a Gates Rubber Co award for George Cozad after checking defective fan belts in service stations. Naval Officer Candidate Robert A. Sorenson graduates from Pensacola. Corry residents react to city planning for a possible plaza, sewer and paving projects, and authority membership questions. Also noted are police training grads, a math conference for Corry teachers, and various military and community updates including a carrier tour in Vietnam and local real estate/plaza developments.
Paul Harvey argues against the ADC subsidy as unwed mothers bearing children drives welfare rolls higher. He cites Wilbur Mills urging cuts and work training, with senators reacting loudly as federal aid is questioned. He warns that without reform, millions of children rely on welfare and urban political power grows. The piece contrasts the spoken word with enduring print.
A condensed look at Corry's past notes from 20 and 40 years ago. The piece recalls social class tension tied to television, a power outage caused by lightning near Waterford with $10,000 in losses, local baseball results for the Corry Merchants, and historical items about Lee Cook’s radio offer and a hospital move.
Hal Boyle recalls his family's color TV dilemma with humor about social pressure and affordability. He lists reasons for delaying the purchase, from frugality to preferring nature's colors, while noting his wife has secretly chosen his Christmas gift.
Dr Coleman explores congenital syphilis risks from untreated maternal infection, noting high infant mortality and lasting ailments if untreated. The piece also defines male infertility and impotence, listing causes such as sperm quality, hormonal issues, nutritional deficits, and psychological factors, then mentions treatment and the value of professional guidance.
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