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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1973
Page
2
Local educators and veterans on the school board discuss a nationwide move toward small neighborhood schools. A Sparta High School class notes a Mt. Kisco tale detailing the shift from one-room schoolhouses to consolidated big schools and back, arguing for preserving intimate classrooms and local identity.
A paste of political contacts for U S Senate and Pennsylvania governors contrasts with a Watergate narrative. Howard Hunt testified before a federal grand jury that he and Gordon Liddy traveled to Miami in December 1971 under aliases to pursue a spy mission against the Democrats, seeking details on the Democratic National Convention and Senator Edward Kennedy.
Grand jury testimony details Liddy's plan to obtain total intelligence on Democratic activities. The scheme included tracking rivals, motives, and candidate allocations, with Bauman seeking a high price and even a trust fund for his children. Hunt described White House offices, a safe with a cash reserve, and planned break ins as part of a larger Watergate spying effort.
In Honolulu’s Diamond Head setting Clare Boothe Luce is profiled as a formidable, fearless figure who clashes with feminist movement. The piece quotes her controversial stance on marriage and gender roles, noting her wealth, career, and sharp surveys. It ends with reflections on women’s share of population and wealth.
In Corry a $250000 transfer of the Pennsylvania Electric sub station to Eagle street and Second avenue is slated for 1954 per district manager Earl T. Cherry. The city ponders tax measures continuing $7 per capita, four percent amusements levy, and $1 per club membership tax.
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