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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
2
In Corry residents lament two local Vietnam casualties Donald Tinko and Monte Gates. The piece decries the war as futile, comparing it to Korea and urging communal memorials. It argues the war harmed families and highlights broader political tensions over press access to information.
A compact poster of noted claims cites fires rising with a trend every decade and 8 percent of last year labeled suspicious. It lists seven motives such as fraud concealment jealousy revenge and vandalism. Quotables include Wright on television Allen on watching others and Baudelaire on life as a hospital of change.
The piece argues the government seeks to control news flow, now accusing officials of punishing critical commentators while promoting extremist voices on armed forces radio. It notes Gerald L. K. Smith and Rudolph Steiner appearing on military broadcasts and outlines Steiner’s hateful proposals, including deportation and sterilization.
In Corry on February 6, 1733 senior St. Edward's students visited Meadville's Brigid's School for a dinner and play with Rev. Francis Graves. The Corry Rifle Club squad, led by Merle Israelson with a 242, defeated Walnut Creek 1180 to 1127 at first avenue range.
A Pecos Texas teletype presents legal questions on coroner authority to autopsy without family permission. It notes that when death is uncertain natural causes, the coroner must investigate and may perform an autopsy, typically asking the widow first. It also discusses FHA appraisal needs, saying FHA appraisals occur only with FHA mortgage applications and pre-purchase home appraisals by unbiased experts are wise.
A rambling tale mix presents an inquest into a fairy tale from Red Riding Hood. The wolf allegedly killed Grandmother and feigned innocence. the woodcutter killed the wolf with no warning. Civil Liberties Union argues the wolf acted in self defense in a satirical critique. The Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt questions audits in politics.
A critical look at Pennsylvania legislative audits reveals weak checks on lawmakers’ spending. The state auditor’s focus on payrolls and official entertainment misses whether funds reached actual work. The report condemns the system for breeding public cynicism and failing to guarantee taxpayers real value.
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