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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
2
In Erie this week the Iron Workers union and other trades pledged a fund drive and to perform the construction for a new senior citizens center. The project will reclaim the former water company building at First avenue and West Pleasant streets, signaling strong union participation.
In Corry Mayor Mary Ann Kibler met with union officials to confirm swift availability of carpenters plumbers electricians ironworkers and other skilled labor for the senior citizens center project. In New York forecasters from First National City Bank and the Conference Board predict a near certainty of recovery in the final quarter aided by a tax cut and favorable economic factors.
A long analysis portrays Jacqueline Onassis as a historic figure tied to Camelot and her later marriage to Aristotle Onassis. It alleges she will not control the empire or receive large inheritance, with Christina inheriting. It notes a premarital contract funded by Jackie and reports about a $3 million tax-free bond settlement, ongoing allowances, and struggles over funds and investments.
Paul Harvey reports that Secretary Kissinger and President Ford warn war over oil remains possible to avoid economic strangulation. Both officials emphasize the option of military action if oil supplies are not secured, signaling heightened tensions and policy debate.
Analysts note heavy Treasury borrowing could crowd out private borrowers in 1975 while private demand for credit may rise in 1976 to 1978 as the economy recovers from recession. The text warns that ongoing deficits could force a difficult monetary dilemma for authorities if Treasury borrowing remains high. It also discusses public opinion on foreign oil and potential U.S. responses, plus inflation trends and inventories as indicators of the mood for a future recovery.
The 75 minute public TV film follows Shirley MacLaine and seven American women touring China in 1973. It presents personal glimpses of changing female life and asks why artists reflect the masses vs the muse while noting omissions about dissidents and the military.
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