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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
2
The author critiques recurring crises from pollution to the dollar to energy, argues foresight failed, and laments reliance on quick cures. He notes Vietnam era fuel use and current oil prices, warning that Phase 4 promises to end inflation and restore growth but questions its certainty.
The author muses on how sex is applied to objects more than people, noting cars, ties, and outfits often deemed sexy while people rarely are. He argues that sex appeal belongs to humans, not inanimate items, and suggests separating sexy from objects like cars and clothing.
A secret Cost of Living Council file details 35 cases where strict controls hurt small firms and workers. The Horror File names like Strongarm Detective Agency and Eagletonbutton Manufacturing mask real companies facing losses, near bankruptcy, or reduced incentives, with evasions and wage freezes cited in multiple sectors from autos to food.
A columnist attacks Lance Rentzel's off field conduct and calls for broader social counseling. He questions NFL commissioner Rozelle's handling, notes Rentzel's past actions and youth, and contrasts indoor and outdoor media attention while urging treatment or suspension as appropriate.
The passage notes that many adults struggle with right and left perception and that neurologists say this momentary confusion is more common in women. It asserts about one in 21 Americans experiences the issue, highlighting common cognitive quirks in a brief trivia style.
In Corry on August 20 1954 negotiations resumed to end a long strike at the Aero Supply plant. Management and union representatives met in a full day session arranged by Federal Conciliator Grover Stainbrook as the strike idled the plant since June 26.
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