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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
4
In a dialogue on linguistic inflation, the piece laments governance as educationese for governing and accountability as a vague goal. It cites New York budget shortfalls, Shapp's tax bill, and the overuse of viable, plus regional training rhetoric, illustrating how officials leak jargon into public speech.
The report claims FBI involvement with Boggs travel plans and King sex life, plus a secret Pentagon peanut butter bribery tale. Maj. Gen. Herron Maples allegedly favored Circus peanut butter over Piknik, sending an eyes only message to stock the costlier brand. He claimed major savings and blamed food brokers as sales rose in Europe. Maples later shifted to other duties in Vietnam under Gen. Abrams.
The piece notes the President’s distaste for an $8 billion agriculture appropriation. It argues the farm program incites broader public discontent and suggests subsidies should be eliminated to restore market discipline and farm production.
A columnist argues the My Lai killings reflect higher command responsibility and Calley’s flawed training. He notes mitigating factors and questions both sides, calling the trial indefensible yet urging mercy with restraint.
The piece recounts the lens mould at the center of the Rosenberg case, its role in early U.S. atomic development, and the 1950s trial outcomes. It notes Julius and Ethel Rosenberg's execution, Greenglass's testimony, and the controversial "Jewish Trial" framing while detailing key figures like Kistiakowsky, Oppenheimer, and Yakovlev.
Corry considers introducing Little League baseball this summer after an announcement by Lou Hanna athletic director Corry schools system. The article mentions local figures including Assemblyman Waterhouse and remarks about a recent birthday celebration for six year old Mester Brian Fantie and Mrs Paul Paria at Wayne street home.
A courtroom exchange recalls wartime loyalty and patriotism as a judge questions leniency for German agents. The rabbi from Long Island recalls catching and electrocuting German spies landed in a rubber boat. The Rosenbergs are invoked as Americans amid national loyalty debates.
The text discusses whether a lawyer may settle a case without client permission, noting best practice is client confirmation of final figures. it also covers hearing timelines for traffic violations, stating non arrest cases lack a fixed hearing period while arrests on view allow immediate or expedited hearings within 10 days, with judges often granting speedy hearings upon request.
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