Electric power growth urged to solve national problems
An industry advocate argues against limiting power demand and against higher rates to curb consumption. He says poverty reduction, education, agriculture modernization, and water pollution solutions depend on expanding electric generation. Leading authorities agree electricity is essential to economic growth and environmental improvement.
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Three Cop Shows Duel On Wednesday Night
Hollywood viewers face a clash of crime dramas as NBC mounts Mc Cloud against CBS Hawaii Five-O while Burt Reynolds stars as Dan August on ABC. Reynolds, native to Florida and of Cherokee descent, aims to bring charm and balance to a homicide detective lead. President Nixon secretly orders a study to dispose of ten percent of public lands, potentially six million acres, provoking conservative opposition and bureaucratic resistance.
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Nixon seeks limit on land sale despite push to auction
Agencies press White House aides to curb a broad land disposal. Bryce Harlow leads the effort to reassure Congress that airports, parks and health facilities will get first crack, with funds aiding conservation. The plan follows a harsher earlier order and faces a looming August 15 deadline. The piece contrasts Nixon’s classified order with big network clashes and hints at personal political favors amid a broader policy push.
What Makes Men Change War Voices On Military Opinion
A column argues military leaders and veterans face intimidation when opposing policy. It notes retired generals may be recalled, cites a Florida Senate bid, and discusses Vietnam era costs. The piece criticizes US overextension, calls for troop withdrawal, and questions political influence on postings.
Law Question on Bankruptcy Without Business Ownership
A person may be declared bankrupt in a voluntary proceeding even if they do not own a business. Any person, partner, or corporation can seek bankruptcy provided debts exceed assets. The Corry Journal invites brief reader communications with signature and address, subject to condensation and no responsibility for statements.
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Butcher To Matinee Idol by Hal Boyle
Alain Delon, 34, a French actor and former butcher, is described as a global matinee idol star in the film Borsalino with Jean-Paul Belmondo. The piece quotes his views on art, life, and his family, including his son Anthony and his estranged wife Nathalie Delon, noting his discipline, temper, and belief in living for oneself and loved ones.
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Corry council acts as adviser to zoning board protests
Corry City Council last night authorized letters of protest to the Zoning Board of Appeals regarding the proposed shift of the Buesink Used Car lot on West Smith Street and the enlargement of the Harry Blount trailer camp. A welfare department letter praised the police for finding the jail in order during a recent inspection as six volunteer fire companies planned for a large blaze at Tidioute. Mrs Eugene Miller, Corry Gold Star Mother, departs France today after her pilgrimage. About 700 attended the annual Clymer town picnic at Damcott's Grove yesterday. The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa 14407.
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