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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
2
An opinion piece argues welfare reform is overdue as benefits vary wildly by state and program. It cites a southern family of five receiving 691 dollars monthly from 11 programs versus a family of 11 getting 131 dollars, plus other examples, urging a uniform system and eligibility. The essay reflects on ongoing welfare in daily life and calls for a comprehensive overhaul.
In a shift away from cholesterol laden foods, makers market substitute eggs that mimic real eggs in texture and taste while omitting cholesterol. Bakers and cooks report using margarine, butter substitutes, and Teflon pans as breakfast staples, weaving in ersatz products amid traditional fried bacon and toast fears of cross contamination.
A vivid satirical wrap of Watergate fiascos recounts G. Gordon Liddy’s dramatic burn incident in Detroit while presenting charts to Mitchell Dean and Magruder, the Nixon fundraising debts for bugging gear, Hunt’s closet stay, disguises, and the 2:30 a.m. Democratic break‑in arrest with Barker’s cryptic calls and PR panic.
A Corry delegation met with Harry W. Stone in Harrisburg to discuss changes to the proposed 2.3 million junior-senior high school project as of April 30 1953. In other items Holland Morgan welcomed a son at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mrs. Morgan former Joan Tillotson. Jack Castor led a VFW handicap singles event with an 844 series and eight-game total 1664, top honors.
Washington reporters feature Witt and Grant among 85 U.S. planes hijacked to Cuba. The piece describes prison life, interrogations, and brutal guards at Castillo de Principe and La Cabana, with survivors recounting fear, aims, and shifts in fate after detentions.
The Barlow knife defined boyhood with one blade and endless uses from carving and making toys to fashioning gear for games. A relic of a simpler era, it stood alongside other hard won childhood staples like bamboo poles, dried apples, and makeshift gear in a community of boys.
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