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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
3
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Philadelphia AP Bevan former Penn Central chief financial officer says he is scapegoated for the railroad wreck and faults Stewart Saunders and Alfred Perlman for the downfall. Trustees sue Bevan and others for at least 66 million in damages over misused funds cited in the bankruptcy filing.
In Washington Senator Charles Mathias proposed a 15 member advisory panel to simplify IRS forms by using common English. The commission would review future forms and include diverse taxpayers while limiting members to two attorneys or accountants and barring federal employees.
Senator Hugh Scott Republican leader says an unnamed former attorney general helped uncover irregularities in his income tax returns tied to the Bobby Baker case. Scott defends the FBI and J Edgar Hoover against wiretap claims and recalls recovering $3,000 in taxes. Separate item reports a Kuwait air force plane crash in Kuwait City killing three civilians. the pilot survived.
The 92nd Congress, led by Democrats, challenges President Nixon on major policies. High-profile fights include welfare reform, a $5 billion general revenue sharing plan, federal reorganization, and Vietnam withdrawal. Democrats push Social Security boosts despite Nixon opposition.
Report on the first U.S. sports delegation invited to the Chinese mainland since 1949 notes warm welcomes and growing people-to-people contact. The dispatch by a U.S. journalist describes border crossings, official hospitality, and the broader sense of thaw despite ongoing political barriers.
In St. Peter's Square Pope Paul VI spoke Easter Sunday of mankind's cause not being lost and the world’s unity being achievable. He warned against new wars, armaments, revolutions, social strife, and internal doctrinal and disciplinary tensions within the Catholic Church.
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