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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1972
Page
2
The piece reflects on past POW exchanges from Panmunjom 20 years ago and compares them to the North Vietnam era. It notes similar cast and long, adversarial negotiations but argues success shows POWs can be liberated, urging continued efforts despite difficulties.
Washington Rep. Peter Kyros, long viewed as a law and order advocate, allegedly ran a minor hit and run before Christmas in Georgetown. He says he was immune from arrest and no charges were filed as victims received repairs via insurance. Witnesses noted he appeared inebriated, but Kyros denies DUI. Copyright tension with Goldwater note ends page.
A law answer notes that employers cannot deduct payments owed to a finance company from wages without employee consent except for taxes. Only a few statutory exceptions exist and a creditor must sue for judgment and possible execution. The piece includes a veteran journalist's critique of Vietnam coverage and contrasts views on American attitudes.
The Inverrary development west of Fort Lauderdale, a thousand acres, expands with 8,000 condo and apartment homes planned and a major golf tournament to open on the 24th. Jack Gaines Burt Hart and Jackie Gleason back the venture with $30 million in investment and a $260,000 prize golf event, with Fuqua Industries as the parent financier. Gleason’s pressure to invest stems from a desire to host a month of sports, prompting Gleason to engage Florida chambers and charities to support the project.
A 12 million dollar loan proposed by the National Fuel Gas Company to the Pennsylvania Gas Company aims to finance new construction across Corry and nearby Jamestown Warren and Erie areas, pending SEC approval in Washington. The item also references local events and unrelated anecdotes from the era.
Grass roots opinion argues that advertising saves man hours and converts them to dollars, making newspaper ads practically free versus personal selling. It claims ads help buyers know what they want and where to get it, leading stores that advertise to offer better prices.
In a broad plan, Congress and the President aim to back nearly 1 billion dollars in federally supported credit to rebuild rural industries and communities. The program would finance commercial ventures, water and sewer systems, and industrial parks, addressing migration trends that hollowed rural areas and strained cities.
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