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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1973
Page
2
The piece lauds disclosure of illegal corporate donations in 1972 and rebukes fear among executives who faced pressure from Stans and Mitchell while urging swift reform of buy and sell politics. It shifts to IRS grants for extremist figures like William Pierce, detailing his Nazi ties, NYA leadership, and hate literature activity.
Corry High dribblers defeated Union City Bears 54 to 38 on December 25 1953 in Corry. The Beavers led 26 points in the third quarter under interim coach Lou Hanna due to Coach Fred Schwab’s illness. Also notes upcoming St Johns Day banquet at Emmanuel Episcopal Church and Corry Night at Oscar Langer farm near Loftsville.
A compact listing of lawmakers with addresses in Harrisburg and Washington. It names United States Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker and Governor Milton Shapp, plus Representative Joseph Vigorito and others with their Capitol and Senate office addresses.
Dr Julius Joseph, a Hollywood Florida plastic surgeon, has done about 14,000 operations split between cosmetic work and reconstructive surgery for war wounds and accidents. He emphasizes preserving expression while correcting features, and notes dentistry acts and safety concerns around illegal requests.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports an assortment of state government honors for 1973. Highlights include Shapp staging Pennsylvania’s first mock bill signing for television, a blustery leg on a National Guard flight to inspect submarines, and the Health Department’s padded claim charges against a California firm. Other entries note the state lottery’s No ticket no money slogan, a $70 million annual savings claim by the Justice Department, and notable quotes and incidents involving state officials and agencies.
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