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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1973
Page
2
In Corry Pennsylvania residents anticipate spring with milder days and new outdoor plans while flu and colds linger. The piece contrasts a mild winter with the urge to shed snow gear, plant, mow, bike, and golf, warning winter could return and spoil plans.
Hundreds of airworthy helicopters at Davis-Monthan AFB sit for scrap while law enforcement sectors face high costs to replace vessels. FAA data plate rules and manufacturer concerns hinder certification, forcing agencies to purchase new choppers for 60 000 to 100 000 dollars each. An Ogden Reid letter suggests inspecting log histories to show airworthiness, challenging alleged market protection.
A recently enacted Pennsylvania statute allows divorce when insanity or serious mental disorder leads to confinement for at least three years with no discharge prospect, if a superintendent and attending physician certify the patient cannot be discharged. The court may grant a periodic alimony order to the ill spouse, adjustable if conditions change.
Corry residents enjoyed a Valentine party yesterday afternoon at the Dean School cafeteria hosted by Brownies of Troop 81 led by Mrs Warlo Morris Mrs Donald Small and Mrs Robert Pitt. About 55 attended with refreshments of jello cookies and chocolate milk. The event raised funds for the Heart Fund from a bridge tournament at the Garden Room of the VFW Past home. Twelve tables used scrambled Mitchell system. Health notes report Corry’s first scarlet fever case of the year and a subsiding mumps and measles outbreak with only a few daily cases. A Taxpayers Union committee will press the Board of Education for drastic tax cuts. Mrs W Shaver hosted seven young ladies for her daughter Sarah’s birthday dinner followed by games. The piece also lists U S Senate and state government officials and discusses Public Utility Commission infighting led by Louis J Carter against George Bloom.
The piece debates the PUC role as defender or intermediary between consumers and utilities. It contrasts Carter and Bloom views on rate cases, utility bias, and the need for PAC staff to argue against utilities. It notes Sesier's appointment and urges General Assembly oversight of the agency created in 1937.
Louisiana attorney general William Guste says there may be an underground nationwide terror organization aimed at fomenting racial and social chaos. He cites recent New Orleans arson and shootings as part of a possible pattern, while noting no clear link to other mass killings. The piece weighs whether a coordinated conspiracy exists versus isolated acts of violence.
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