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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1971
Page
2
In Our Opinion the no-fault plan faces organized opposition from negligence lawyers and the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association. The Massachusetts experience shows a 53 percent drop in claims in six months, suggesting benefits for average citizens while lawyers see little gain.
The article argues lagging productivity limits growth and raises wages and profits only with smart management and higher investment. It notes the US had the smallest productivity gain among large economies in the 1960s, cites low capital investment, and mentions a proposed 8 to 10 percent investment tax credit to spur capital goods, housing, and employment. It also reports on Nixon-Haldeman polls about Agnew and Sen. McGovern calling for answers on the school lunch program cuts.
Secret talks and court orders drive a staged democracy in South Vietnam. President Thieu curbises Ky and Minh while Bunker presses Nixon's aid leverage to keep a fair ballot. Dzu remains imprisoned as Minh storms out and Thieu contemplates resuming a one-man race amid international pressure.
An analysis argues skyjackers are misseen as supercriminals while psychiatrists describe them as weak and frightened, urging medical diplomacy and international extradition deals. It notes Castro’s role, the cost of security measures, and calls for restraint to avoid another tragedy.
A deskbound secretary imagines infancy as Cleopatra on a Nile barge while an office boy envisions himself a tiger in a harem. The piece hints that men may borrow others dreams until they grow strong.
Corry residents learned this morning that Lind sley Pharmacy at 23 South First avenue is sold to James and Thomas Jansen from Leon and Leon Lindsley of Wattsburg. Also noted in Corry events were a Ladies Day at Corry Country Club with 36 attendees and a 4 H pig winner Ronald Triscuit of Corry at Wattsburg Fair.
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