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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1974
Page
2
In opinion pieces Ford and Rockefeller are labeled manufactured candidates for the presidency and criticized for lacking election-tested legitimacy. The column also condemns U.S. policy on shipping Vietnamese orphans, detailing a ban that prevents airlifts and funds, causing needless deaths.
A Corry newspaper summary notes 700000 Vietnamese orphans, only 113 homes for them, and a 100 to 1 staff to child ratio. It calls for faster U.S. food and medicine shipments, citing Sen Abourezk’s efforts to loosen restrictions as Air Force and aid groups push to help.
Legal guidance notes that a name change for a child generally requires court approval and a father can object. It also covers a college son’s auto accident damages, stating lost wages and tax refunds should be compensated, with potential suit if an insurer underpays. It also confirms a Pennsylvania crime for discarding large refrigerators or iceboxes accessible to children, with penalties up to 90 days and a $300 fine.
Paul Harvey cites reports from a dozen corporations showing women are working more efficiently with less job hopping and absenteeism. He notes lower turnover at AT T and Polaroid and rising maternity leave flexibility, while maternity leave remains shorter for working mothers. Women now comprise 39 percent of the workforce.
New study of the 300 largest banks finds typical presidents are about 51, ivy‑league rooted, community‑born, and earn between 50 000 and 75 000 a year with many on 100 000 to 150 000 including bonuses. Holding company leaders are similar yet richer, more stock options, and deeper club memberships.
Area readers unhappy with PennDOT seek action and contact options. The list includes Sen Budd Dwyer in Harrisburg with phone 717 787 3220 and Meadville 336 2760, Rep Forest Hopkins in Harrisburg 717 747 5023 and North East 725 4557, Jacob Kassab Secretary of Transport in Harrisburg 717 707 2, CP Saupp District Engineer 1140 Liberty Street Franklin 13323, Vincent Kennerknecht Erie County Highway Route 19 44 4987.
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