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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
2
A viewpoint argues for 18 as adulthood including alcohol rights, citing Pennsylvania precedent and Michigan data from 1972 showing a surge in 18 to 20 year old drinking drivers. It notes ongoing Harrisburg talks on lowering the age, labeling the law both bad and good.
Secret grand jury testimony shows White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman approved hiring Donald Segretti as a political saboteur during the 1972 presidential race. Strachan and Chapin testified they conceived the plan, checked with Haldeman, and arranged Segretti’s contact with Liddy while planning to pay him and forget him. Strachan recalled extensive contact in January 1972 and admitted no explanation for the decision.
The executive job market is thriving with about 5 000 new openings monthly in the fifteen thousand dollar plus category yet many seasoned applicants spoil their chances. Experts note 15 percent of resumes Breitmayer reviews are messy illegible or poorly formatted. He urges concise factual writing and offers a structured two section approach including a personal sketch and educational background, followed by a clear career history focusing on the last ten years with firm details on company size and direct responsibilities.
The Corry Evening Journal lists the publisher George R. Sample and managing editor William S. Eaton with pressroom foreman John McLaughlin. It notes AP content rights and pricing: mail subscriptions $21.00 per year in advance, in-restricted territory $19.00, carrier copies 15 cents each, 90 cents per day week, and 75 cents per day week with display ad deadlines stated as a.m. on the prior publication date.
A reflective recollection of Tim Murray a troubled cabinetmaker living with Angela Angie in a cramped flat. The narrator recalls failed friendship, addiction to booze and debt, and Tim's decline after Angela's death culminating in homelessness and a plea for aid. The piece traces guilt and remorse as the narrator ultimately intervenes with a grave deed to quiet the letters.
A Corry feature outlines Tree-Preserving Co plans with Columbus Milling Co to discuss cucumber and pepper contracts with area farmers. It also notes Walter Deutschlander’s mill remarks and Corry native Charles T. Lucey’s journalism achievements. A 1933 hospital board session and local comments on Tim Murray’s death are recalled in a retrospective section.
Pilgrim steps to seashore as streets fill with plans for holiday celebrations. Officials urge calm and community safety as activities gear up for the festive period.
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