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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
2
State Senator John Stauffer promotes joint resolution 1176 to amend the constitution. It would require annual budget approval by fiscal year start or keep the previous budget in force, with possible amendments for new programs or mandated costs during the year.
Report recounts CIA listening to Kremlin conversations and the Nixon White House response. Notes that President Nixon was urged not to reveal how the surveillance was conducted, with later publicization of the method. Mentions the plumbers and Richard Helms, and suggests the operation impacted Soviet access to the Kremlin.
New York readers receive a collage of trivia and reflections on changes in society. The piece notes misconceptions about the Sphinxs sex, identifies a male baboon model, and observes shifts in women drivers from 1940 to today. It also satirizes bumper stickers and explains tiny red blood cells. It concludes with a poll of historic news milestones and asks readers to rank them.
In the opening game Corry High rallied to a 41 40 victory over Millcreek Trojans. Mel Blynt stole a pass with under 10 seconds left and fed Ted Elchynski who scored the winning basket and led all scorers with 18 points.
An examination of Hawaii’s criminal justice reforms contrasts harsh continental systems with Hawaii’s modern approach. It highlights lower recidivism, parole board practices, and the Halfway House model guiding first offenders toward work, education, and gradual freedom while maintaining firm oversight.
In a winter return hitchhike tale a boy and a friend ride atop milk cans to Erie then walk eighteen miles through snow on a cold night. They endure a long uphill trek, fearing punishment, until home where a razor strap awaits the narrator.
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