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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
2
The editorial criticizes the tougher penalties for criminal mischief and vandalism under the updated Crimes Code. It argues the act reflects a warped mind and calls for maximum punishment plus psychiatric care for offenders, while contrasting with more understandable crimes like burglary or larceny.
Freidin rounds out a tale of political spying claims amid the 1972 campaign. He argues he spied never, only offered views and reports while revealing hard cash totals. The piece also notes detergent NTA’s regulatory pressure and HEW’s cautious probe into cancer risks, with lobbying ties to Bryce Harlow and Proctor & Gamble.
Elmer C. Carrier American Legion Post members finalize a sale plan for their North Center street building after months of discussion. The structure has housed the post for 17 years as the city faces sewage plant funding pressures and council hesitates over costs. A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor.
An overview of electrophysiology advances and their implications for health. The piece notes the electrical basis of bodily functions, mentions pacemaker tech without batteries, brain wave patterns, and experiments linking electricity to cancer and healing, while highlighting ongoing debate and Russian progress.
This piece explains that no federal or Pennsylvania law limits adult work hours, overtime is only required by federal wage laws if applicable, and contracts govern hours. It cites options for workers to seek other jobs and notes union contracts may impose limits. It also comments on legislators and the state constitution centennial.
The piece critiques Pennsylvania’s 1873 Constitution as a leaky framework: open session limits, long bill readings ignored, and anti gun control and tax provisions. It notes the 1967-68 Convention failed to reform, highlighting entrenched factions and the danger of ignoring constitutional rules. The author warns of a second century under the 1873 charter.
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