Whitten arrest fuels alarm over press rights
Washington coverage clash pits FBI secrecy against the press. Les Whitten, detained while reporting on Indian papers stolen from government files, draws White House and congressional reaction. Senators Muskie and Moss condemn actions as a First Amendment threat. Rep Meeds invites testimony on Indian affairs and government mistreatment.
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Local Plumbing Codes and Child Custody Clarified
Local plumbing codes bind only within the borough. State park construction outside the borough is not governed by the borough code. For custody, a mother can petition the court, and courts tend to favor a fit mother in young-child cases.
Devaluation debate and Cuba policy in uncertain times
A sweeping column argues the 10 percent dollar devaluation may not fix inflation or trade deficits as Americans’ purchasing power, brand loyalty, and import costs shape outcomes. It weighs productivity, inflation, and a shift in policy toward Cuba, China, and Moscow amid Nixon era diplomacy.
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Mail goodies and risky habits in daily life
A quirky mix of quotes and facts spans bold claims about women going bra free, waste burning for power, a safety note on tailgating, a California driving study, and a remark by Jonas Salk comparing research to Mozart. The piece blends opinions with notable lines from Rubinstein and Salk.
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Rising school costs strain Corry taxpayers this year
In Corry, district leaders anticipate higher costs and likely tax increases for the coming school year driven by utilities, teacher pay, a possible non professional employee union, transportation costs from bus safety rules, and general inflation. Vo tech expansion seeks $8,500 for the high school department and is welcomed as improving equal education and career options.
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Corry Area
Corry Evening Journal Publisher Details and Rates
Corry Evening Journal lists West South Street address with George R Sample as publisher and William S Eaton as managing editor. Associated Press materials and local news are used. mail rates are 71.00 yearly, 19.00 in advance. carrier price is 15 cents per copy. display ad deadline is 9 am on preview publication date.
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Corry
The Harris Military committee plan for a holiday design
In 1970 a proposal aims to restore a national day as a legal holiday. The committee says the measure would provide a standardized observance, though critics question timing and appropriateness. A key sponsor emphasizes Commonwealth significance and convenience in design.
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