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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1974
Page
2
The piece argues liquor is a luxury and prices at state stores rise despite hearings. It urges consumers to refrain from unnecessary purchases to pressure price changes, noting past housewife actions helped lower costs and suggesting reduced liquor use could also curb drunken driving.
John Wright, endorser of aggressive capital formation, testifies before the House Banking Committee that big banks and a rigid Fed policy distort the economy. He advocates tax incentives for saving, limits on big CDs, and reviving equity markets to empower American business and curb inflation.
Jack Anderson revisits Watergate allegations tracing money trails from E. Howard Hunt to a $350,000 cash fund in Fred LaRue’s apartment. He links the Hughes cash gift to Bebe Rebozo and Rose Mary Woods, notes grand jury indictments, and cites sworn testimonies linking Nixon aides, Mitchell, Agnew, Connally, Kleindienst, and Reinecke to fraud, bribery, and tax issues, as reported across decades.
A column recounts a Beaufort South Carolina visit with Col. Dick Hawes inspecting a jump jet. It notes Marine mess night tradition, the Harrier’s capabilities, and compares family life to a boastful trash-dragging curbside purge with 23 boxes and bags readied for the curb.
A humorous Corry Evening Journal item describes a chaotic Trash Day scene as residents and spectators watch a family’s mountain of junk become a neighborhood spectacle. The piece pokes fun at attention, discipline, and the oddly noble effort of domestic refuse disposal with a playful tone.
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