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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1973
Page
2
The column argues that voluntary service struggles to sustain force levels as pay incentives lure some recruits and many volunteers are jobless youths. It notes revived de facto pardons, groaning re enlistment rates, and rising recruiting costs. It suggests the draft may be the only way to meet peak personnel needs, though it would support abolition if effective.
House Appropriations Committee study challenges Nixon administration claims on the Trail of Broken Treaties takeover. It disputes damage estimates, confirms reservation Indians made up a majority of participants, and highlights long standing grievances and corruption within tribal councils. Also notes Navy locker shortage and oversized purchases tied to new uniforms.
AP Business Writer Deirdre Donnelly reports that after a record rise this summer interest rates are expected to continue climbing. The prime rate rose to 9.2 percent and observers warn of a money crunch and tighter credit as inflation and demand press rates higher.
The Corry Evening Journal notes it is published daily except Sunday from Corry Pennsylvania. It lists George R. Semple as publisher and William McLaughlin as managing editor. The Associated Press provides local news replication, with mail subscriptions priced at 321.00 per year, 19.00 per year in agency territory. Single copies cost fifteen cents, and weekly Sunday editions run ninety and seventy five cents respectively. Advertising rules and deadlines are stated upon application.
A reflective piece combines medical imagery with a search for inner guidance as the heart personifies the stress of potential divorce and parental conflict. The New York AP section recalls Glenn Miller’s still-living legacy and the ongoing revival of his orchestra under Buddy DeFranco, highlighting enduring fame and musical revival.
The Miller legend is named the No 1 clarinetist in the nation according to a musicians poll. This recognition highlights prominence in the field and reflects strong acclaim from peers and music communities.
A Pennsylvania view clarifies that a wife does not have a legal right to half a business titled in her husband’s name upon divorce. Private settlements are common, and only jointly owned marriage property may be divided by statute.
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