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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1970
Page
2
The piece notes low initial voter registration among 18 to 20 year olds, explains many are in college, and predicts higher later turnout as vacations arrive. It argues granting youth the vote could channel change through legal means and possibly curb illegal actions, urging genuine participation.
The Corry Evening Journal comments that Governor Shafer’s fall from grace was less about policy and more about image with the media and legislature. It argues a little more rapport with press and lawmakers could have yielded a stronger, steadier Pennsylvania leadership. It notes media tensions, tax debates, and party impacts, then shifts to Washington politics where Senator McGee calls for a campaign ethics code and court action against smear ads, mentioning Mark Evans’s disavowal and Buckley’s defense of his interests.
A column links Senator-elect James Buckley and his brother Bill Buckley to Coastal Caribbean’s plan to dredge Lake Okeechobee’s limestone bed. Army Engineers warn permit would harm fish and water quality. Florida and conservation groups oppose. The Buckleys promote ads and tout Bill’s book as the feud unfolds.
Ramsey Clark attacks J Edgar Hoover in a new book as conflict with Kennedy is raised Hoover defends his record citing strict standards and no scandal In his view Hoover kept the FBI from political taint while confronting liberal and extremist critics alike
A Life Magazine cover story on Oberlin dorm life portrays relaxed housing rules and coed intimacy. Critics warn of lax morals while praising intellectual quality, urging restrictions on hours and places to protect students and families.
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