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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
2
In a joint address to Congress Nixon asserted no recession in 1974 amid a prepared copy outlining a year of recession, rising inflation and unemployment. Observers note a mismatch between his forceful delivery and the sobering text, questioning when he will level with the public.
In a historic session Speaker condemns Lt. Angelo J. Carcaci for refusing to answer 13 questions, 138 to 49 vote, first use of 1842 law. Appeals filed as tax relief plans shift. gas tax rise debated to fund road upkeep and pothole repairs. Senate and House actions include mortgage and banking reforms and public disclosure shifts. The Corry Evening Journal notes national political tensions alongside local measures.
Doar stirs controversy over a broad pledge that could expose congressmen and staffers to contempt for discussing matters from newspapers. Common Cause subpoenaes remain partly sealed as Nixon aides seek to block public access. Oil industry deposition reveals how Standard Oil of California, Atlantic Richfield, and Humble allegedly coordinated bids to keep energy-site prices down, with Miller noting bid limits and understandings. Representative John Moss cites potential Elk Hills revenue while Standard denies wrongdoing.
Opinion urges nationwide Spirit of ’76 celebrations to unite the country within two years of the U S bicentennial. Calls for towns to host weeklong or monthlong festivals, candles lit nationwide, and renewed patriotism despite wars, inflation, crime, and politics. Also reports U S fish farming advances boosting protein production. Describes aquaculture efficiency, pond cultivation, and rising fish consumption, noting regional farming activities in Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Montana, Idaho, and Washington.
Marine Protein Corp. reports trout grown in deep silos surpass pond yields with over one million pounds per surface acre. The 836-silo Millheim facility in Arkansas and a planned Idaho site rely on spring water, forced oxygen, auto cleaning, and a fish pump for harvest. Nat Herman hopes profits turn in late 1975 as licenses expand.
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