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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1969
Page
2
The essay argues government procurement loopholes allow repeat cheaters to win contracts. A Brooklyn meat packer convicted for counterfeit meat shipped to West Point Military Academy faced fines and jail yet secured a contract years later. The piece questions health and ethics standards guiding bids and bidder reputation.
The column notes George Washington kept slaves and built wealth from slave labor while his other wartime and public virtues are recounted. It argues today’s historians may question past moral blind spots and invites readers to examine modern social issues by reflection on historical figures and their private lives.
On April 15 1945 Franklin D Roosevelt’s body was buried at Hyde Park New York. 1638 English settlers arrived at Haven Connecticut. 1850 San Francisco was incorporated as a city. 1885 Lincoln died in a Washington boarding house near Ford's Theatre. 1923 insulin became available for general use.
Pressed by President Nixon the IRS tightens its focus on organized crime. Since Capone era the agency has driven federal convictions of mob figures via tax enforcement while estimating multi billions in untaxed underworld profits from bets drugs and other felonies.
A gusty wind of about 60 mph battered Corry but caused only extensive, non serious damage. Bids for the Corry Memorial Hospital construction are due April 20 with 31 contractors having taken out specifications and 8 deposits. Mr and Mrs Fred Bowerd of RD 1 Columbus were honored at a party marking their wedding anniversary. Years Ago thieves, live in this city and vicinity during
New York report on celebrity promoted fast food franchises drawing scrutiny from established firms. Broadway Joe's raises about 2 million and attracts 1 500 franchise inquiries while financiers weigh risks and potential publicity value from Joe Namath and other celebrity names.
Hal Boyle offers examples of invitations that lead to trouble and advises how saying no can mark success. The piece lists scenarios such as questionable loans, gambling, and wasteful time or money requests to illustrate prudent boundaries.
A fragmented report outlines a pre port of education efforts stalled by funding and political friction. A special committee pursues reforms to enable facilities, with officials noting legal and administrative obstacles to progress.
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