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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1972
Page
2
A meeting debate over using federal revenue sharing to avoid tax increases raises questions about where federal money originates. The piece contrasts national debts and aid costs with a Washington report on payola in radio, detailing pay practices between black deejays and white owners, and noting Starr Broadcasting's low pay.
A critical sensitive Commerce Department hire, Charles Tuller, allegedly committed multiple crimes including a bank robbery and killings. Background shows prior indecent exposure charges and two store firings. The piece critiques government investigators versus private security and presents a Q A about auto liability and insurance.
A forward view of robotics as a growing force in American industry notes 26 robots at GM Lordstown performing 400 spot welds hourly on Chevrolet Vegas and cites 14 percent of Fortune 500 firms using robots. The piece argues robots reduce labor costs, boost productivity, and may outpace human workers, with unions wary of wage impact. It contrasts U S output per man hour with Japan, where 80 robot manufacturers exist, urging adoption to stay competitive.
New York AP reports analysts urge revival of small investor participation to restore liquidity in the stock market. Institutions have dominated recent years, trading among themselves, while small investors pulled back to real estate and savings. Brokers expect potential foreign buying from Germans and Japanese as markets recover.
A newsy aside lists common American worries and offers counsel to trim anxieties. It suggests focusing on worries one can influence, discarding endless, impractical concerns such as gold standards, holiday timing, or future disasters. The prose uses satire to urge selective worry and personal pacing.
In Corry on December 2 1952 the Junior Tri-Hit announced a drive to collect used and broken toys for repair and distribution to needy families by December 13. A newborn daughter arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Dyne. The hospital auxiliary met with 22 members and demonstrated a portable resuscitator purchased by the group. In a 1932 note a fire near Roy Rickerson’s North Center street home caused no damage. Christ mas seals and bonds campaign prep noted by PTA and Woman’s Club.
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