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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1973
Page
2
A 1973 debate links environmental efforts to scarce newsprint and rising costs for publishers. The piece cites shifting federal rules, rising abatement costs, and the risk to free press while urging balanced environmental protection. It references a ceremony for a tax rent rebate bill, nurse education advocacy, and ethics reform amid a busy legislative week.
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins reports on bills advancing to the Senate for confirmation and contested measures. Lawmakers discuss education funding investigations, volunteer fire company loans, tax on lottery prizes, alimony, deer and game rules, studded tires, medical practice act revisions, and anti obscenity guideline implementations amid a crowd of supporters and critics.
A family tale centers on Clyde the parakeet who went silent and the Bishops, led by policeman John, who seeks conversation. After a new blue female enters Clyde’s life, Bonnie, Clyde’s cage mate, the birds clash and Clyde weakens while John and Anna reflect on love, talk, and anticipation.
New York AP surveys 1974 prospects with enduring certainties and unknowns. Rising prices persist though inflation may slow. early-year activity drops with unemployment likely to rise. oil-linked shortages remain. mortgage funds rise as thrift deposits grow. price and wage restraints persist. demand for small cars outpaces supply. big vehicles lag. forecasts vary widely depending on Middle East oil exports.
Corry area hunters crowd the woods on the final day of the two week deer season. Retail stores adopt new evening hours from tonight through December 24, with Santa Claus inaugurating the schedule. In high school action the Corry Area Beavers lose 62 to 51 to Youngsville Eagles, Ted Elchynski scoring 18 for Corry.
Washington report details Arthur Burns opposing GAO audits and urging bankers to kill Patman's bill. Memo evidence shows Burns handled the lobbying through New York figures, while Business Roundtable warned against exposing Fed secrecy. Also covers Howard Hughes affidavit to appear in suit and Watergate jury summons.
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