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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1975
Page
2
The piece notes that leaders promise to cut public payrolls but rarely do, with Pennsylvania rising from 342.3 to 393.8 public employees per ten thousand residents over five years while South Dakota is the sole state to show a decline.
Washington report outlines long running feud between Richard Nixon and Chicago mayor Richard Daley. It notes Nixon praised Daley as a patriot, despite Democrats and Republicans claiming Daley influenced 1960 and 1950 elections. It also covers FBI transcript errors questioned by Otis Pike and other investigators.
Americans feel the bite of inflation and price hikes while government forecasts remain optimistic. The piece argues that ordinary citizens live with rising costs and layoffs, while officials emphasize hopeful trends and later acknowledge higher food prices, urging listening to the people who face concrete realities. It cites figures from the Agriculture Department and notes a distrust in delayed statistical disclosures. It highlights the need for government to heed public experience and viewpoints.
A long, vivid portrait of farmers driven by grit and work. The piece blends humorous exaggeration about farm life with stark notes on endless debt, backbreaking hours, and faith in perseverance. It also recalls political fallout involving Alexander Jaffurs and the Shapp era.
The governor appoints Mazzei ally Bowytz to replace Alex and hire Mazzei nephew James Deeley as attorney. The new team fails to pursue Thrifty chain, allowing its survival under another name. Conventional beer distributors sue in Commonwealth Court to overturn the victory. Judge Mencer sharply criticizes the board’s lawyers as "fusing at best and incomprehensible" in a pending case.
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