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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1967
Page
2
In Our Opinion the article weighs parochial school subsidies against public costs. It argues private funding plus public taxes should not fund parochial schools, noting crowding in Corry and the potential need for new classrooms if St. Thomas' students move to public schools. It urges planning and broader discussion.
Harrisburg column discusses Pennsylvania legislative maneuvers. It notes changes in House and Senate committee leadership, the fate of Insurance Committee chairmanship, and Senator Green's role. The piece also contrasts state racing revenues with neighboring states during 1966.
Washington critics accuse members of both houses of long breaks and distant absences as they push a $220 million Appalachian relief bill. The piece cites absentee roll calls and notes lawmakers from New York to New England favor home district projects while neglecting Appalachian needs.
Jim Bishop recalls Rudy a shy, heavy drinker who dreamed of owning a four-pump station. Genny, a troubled girl, is described with vivid detail as they ride and park, ending with Rudy asleep in the car after a blank. The scene captures faded ambitions and late-night quiet.
A narrative fragment recalls a man speaking of Ginny and a four-pump station before a death in Ossining. The page then lists September 22 history entries from 1862 to 1967, including Lincoln’s preliminary emancipation proclamation and Gene Tunney’s 1927 title defense, with other milestones and past events.
A letter from a parent asks if the son should disclose his epilepsy to university officials and peers. Dr. Coleman urges honest discussion with officials and trusted friends to gain support while noting most seizures are controllable with medication.
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