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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
9
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In fragmented notes, Jan discusses spare parts and Long Spies comments on ownership and fan engagement, revealing a tense exchange about who controls the team and its audience. The remarks hint at disputes over identity and support from the base.
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Philadelphia AP Bevan fired Penn Central financial officer says he is scapegoat in rail giant collapse. He blames Stewart Saunders and Alfred Perlman, while trustees sue Bevan Gersbecker Hodge for at least 66 million in damages. Bevan contends merger led to accounting control by Perlman and Saunders.
Senator Charles Mathias proposed a one member advisory commission to simplify IRS forms and use common American English. The plan would require IRS to submit post January 1, 1972 forms for review by a panel of average taxpayers, limited to two attorneys or accountants and excluding federal employees. The aim is to make forms clear and concise for all income brackets and regions.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott, in an ABC interview, defends the FBI and J Edgar Hoover while recounting past tensions with attorney generals over his Baker case tax charges. He cites independence for the agency and recalls receiving $3,000 in tax refunds after a review. A Kuwait air force crash killed three civilians in Kuwait City, with the pilot surviving.
The 92nd Congress, at quarter point of its first session, faces broad GOP opposition from Democrats on Nixon policies. Key fights target a $5 billion general revenue sharing plan, a federal government reorganization, welfare reform, and Vietnam war withdrawal. Democrats push welfare reform despite Nixon opposition and lead early with a 10 percent Social Security benefit increase.
The U S table tennis team and accompanying journalists report a warm reception in the People’s Republic of China, signaling a possible thaw in Cold War hostilities. The visit marks a rare cross-border exchange since 1949, though official relations remain unchanged.
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