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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1971
Page
2
Our editorial notes a Pennsylvania turtle ban to curb salmonella. The piece shifts to a Washington note on FBI agent Lovin and supervisor Hoover, then critiques Hill Knowlton’s ecology smear targeting senators and public figures.
A column quotes Hoover skewering Irish and American figures in a satirical tirade. It notes Irish officials objecting to comments and a United Nations visit by a Massachusetts McCormack. The piece cites a CIA spouse, environmental advocates, and a confidential PR report portraying environmental action groups as anti business crusaders seeking to influence politicians and industry.
Question and answer explain that services to family members are not presumed paid unless there is explicit or implied promise. A contract may arise as a quasi contract if the benefit was not intended as a gratuity, but mere familial care and a large inheritance are usually insufficient to sustain a claim. The moral obligation alone does not create a legal right.
An Irish culinary discussion centers on traditional dishes like tripe and soda bread with critics noting a simple, quantity driven approach. O Connor defends Irish cooking as more than tolerable, while Monica Sheridan claims Irish cuisine lacks elaborate tradition and remains a cut above English fare.
In Corry, fifteen hundred eighty seven school age children will return to classrooms next month per the just completed annual school census. Local civic notes include a Neighborhood Club bingo night at Mrs. Harry Burton’s West Frederick street home and a Little League picnic at Mead Park replacing the post season banquet. Blaine Kincaid named Republican city committee chairman. city council seeks county aid for street maintenance and gasoline tax refund.
President Nixon, facing rising inflation and unemployment and public doubt, abruptly abandoned his market-free stance. He shifted to direct intervention after evidence showed his earlier approach failed to curb costs. Critics argue the move aimed to restore strength before the 1960 election.
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