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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
2
The column argues layman views misjudge farmer earnings. Large farms reap profits while small farmers struggle, facing the same costs as city buyers for steak bread and fuel. Local farmers echo Porter, noting investments skew status toward large holdings and that farmers have begun unions to push back on government policy.
The Pennsylvania Farmers Association denounces illusory world economics and rejects subsidies while praising market forces. It argues food costs arise from the middle of the supply chain and criticizes Washington's handling of the cost of living. The report then shifts to Watergate details linking Magruder to Liddy and Mitchell over bugging plans and plea-bargain attempts.
The article details taped conversations and memos tied to the Watergate case. It notes a "Gemstone" code word, McGovern campaign memos, and a missing envelope tied to Howard Hunt. Testimony names Earl Silbert, Liddy, Sloan, Hunt, McGovern, and Magruder as key figures and actions in the case.
A 1960s perspective on market shifts contrasts earnings multiples and the move toward a single central market with rising regulation. It questions investor enthusiasm amid inflation fears, tax doubts, and energy shortages while noting the broader middle class growth and the longing for lasting stability amid volatile stocks. The piece imagines a PILB style policing of private life and ends by pondering whether future generations will seek more stability in markets and prices.
A reader mockingly envisions a vast PILB with male and female agents, able to spy on private encounters yet constrained by age, ladders, and legal limits. He argues such a law is unenforceable, quips about jails and a rush for jobs, and concludes by offering himself as a PILB applicant.
A mysterious fire late last night destroyed a large barn and a nearby shed on the Val Cencarik farm at White's Corners two miles east of Corry. Estimated loss runs to 525,000 based on replacement value. Sheriff L. E. Linder of Warren opened an investigation into the blaze.
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