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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1972
Page
2
Readers fault state highway policy as Route 277 relocation proceeds while local arteries such as the Sparta road and Route 426 to Cutting remain neglected. The letter argues for restoring maintenance funding to existing roads before new highway projects, noting the summer’s patchwork and ongoing bus and milk routes rely on rundown paths.
New York AP profile portrays Robert Redford as a steadfast individualist who shuns labels and seeks freedom outdoors. The actor discusses his wanderlust, dislike of conformity, and belief in always having more to discover, while recounting early years, self reevaluation, and thoughts on modern life and culture.
Civic officials and friends of Roger Brown began a drive in Corry today to obtain the political appointment as judge of the Erie County orphan's court. Meanwhile a planning luncheon at the Phoenix Hotel firmed up winter recreation and an outdoor pool project. Walter Wolfe sustained a left wrist fracture during Corry High School pre season football drills. 40 years ago August 26 1932 recounts Berry and Mountain tandem bicycles revival and a Corn roast at Finchey Lake hosted by Mr and Mrs John Rodgers for Mr and Mrs Francis Higgins.
President Nixon promotes tax credits for families with parochial school children to win Catholic votes, but Treasury tax experts warn such credits complicate the tax code and are hard to police. Memos from Nolan and Cohen cite strong opposition and caution against adopting the plan.
A husband is not liable for his wife business debts incurred before marriage. General statute of limitations sets six years for debt actions, after which a suit is barred, though judgments can be renewed indefinitely by creditors. The piece also surveys US officials on Moscow trade, gas pipelines, and Nixon Eagleton reflections, noting political strategies and tensions.
The article argues against church discrimination, highlighting the Salvation Army as a pioneer in female eligibility for all ranks and assignments. It cites Catherine Booth Eliza Shirley Hanna Ouchterlony Eva Booth and Evangeline Booth, noting women officers outnumber men 5 to 3 and that couples receive similar training and assignments.
The article argues self regulation in the securities industry is fading as the SEC gains power and Congress pursues competitive pricing. A House committee urges ending fixed commissions and adopting cooperative regulation to curb inefficiency, signaling a shift from self regulation to market driven oversight.
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