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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1973
Page
2
A proposed revision in the Pennsylvania State legislature aims to broaden public access to government actions. Sponsored by James Knepper, the bill redefines what stays in public view, seeking to curb mid meeting executive sessions and require public discussion before votes.
Beaver Falls News-Tribune argues for a people’s bill requiring open discussions in all public bodies including appointive authorities and agencies, praising access for taxpayers though noting possible friction for officials while urging county legislators support and passage.
Corry Memorial Hospital urges vigilant parenting as a case study shows a 4 year old child’s exposure to hard drugs. The piece notes hospital and mental health clinic resources, police involvement, and the need to report suspected drug use to authorities. Marijuana is cited as a growing concern with brain effects from prolonged use.
A fragmentary historical reminiscence contrasts calm postwar moments with sensational images of celebration and decline. It recalls false armistice hype in 1918 and later jubilation after Germany’s collapse, then shifts to alleged FBI duplicity over Indian papers and the arrest of Hank Adams amid reports from Adams and journalists.
A veteran writer reflects on 11 years of Vietnam conflict, the high cost in blood and treasure, and the paradox of funding North Vietnam’s rebuild while fearing a future reunification. The piece laments the loss of honor and questions policy, noting the toll on soldiers and civilians alike.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Max Orvis early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. The event occurred at the hospital on 12 Railroad street. George Taylor and Charlie Shuss scored high in league bowling with 207 277 and 200 213 respectively. Seventeen Girl Scouts from Mrs Carl Cassati's Troop at St Pauls Lutheran Church visited Mrs Merrill Wade's troop at Wattsburs. Roller skating and refreshments followed. February 12 1933 Sunday No paper.
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