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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
2
Herbert Denenberg defends consumer power, denouncing government as the biggest consumer fraud and urging scrutiny of state lawmakers. He advocates evaluating voting records, focusing on Pennsylvania state capital reform, and using media to pressure for press freedom as the top consumer issue of 1973.
Washington reports the Joint Chiefs estimate a ceasefire will fail and Communists will control all of Vietnam. They claim nine years of American blood and $150 billion wasted to halt a Communist takeover in the South, with plans for a later final military offensive. The chiefs doubt Saigon’s army can hold without U.S. air and artillery support and warn Thieu faces political erosion and a possible coup.
The article answers common questions on keeping receipts for public utilities, real estate and wage taxes, advising retention until the statute of limitations expires, typically six years for contract-based actions. It also explains how to recover a bounced payroll check by filing against the maker or endorser, noting liability transfers and the one-time collection limit.
Nixon’s approach is described as broad in his final term with a government push toward state powers and self reliance while avoiding excess spending. A New York AP item notes penicillin’s dual role as cure and poison, and highlights ancient wood timbers surviving millennia in Turkish tombs.
The column blends a mailbag of health and longevity curiosities with a reflection on Richard Nixon’s public life. It cites Azerbaijan longevity rates, odd home remedies, a view on Nixon’s growth as a leader, and a civic note about Saint Ludwina of Holland as a patron for skaters, closing with a Kin Hubbard quip on sympathizers.
New York AP notes endless stock market theories explain declines as inflation and rates fear, yet highlights a simple January signal. The piece traces shifts in market psychology and structure from the 1950s to today, arguing fundamentals now guide thinking over performance.
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