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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1974
Page
2
The revised Pennsylvania code labels retail theft and lets store personnel arrest suspects who conceal merchandise inside the premises. The change removes the requirement to exit the store before arrest, applying to adults and juveniles alike, and aims to curb theft hurting retailers nationwide.
A packet of tapes tied to Lyndon Johnson was removed from government files at his request and sent to the White House. Sources say the material, linked to pre 1964 FBI eavesdropping on lobbyist Fred Black at the Sheraton Carlton, contains gaps and lacks critical Johnson content. Justice faces court orders to turn over Black case records amid executive privilege disputes.
A Paul Harvey piece argues that emission control devices in cars raise costs and may be removed legally by some mechanics. It cites estimates that removal could save money but worsen fuel efficiency and notes pollution-control investments raise billions in costs. The piece urges balance between zeal and prudence to avoid overreaction while pursuing ecological cleaning.
A reader asks if a bank can refuse to redeem a savings certificate early. The answer outlines that certificate terms, state and federal regulations govern cashing, with many plans auto renewing and penalties. It also explains local versus state taxation, noting a saving clause allows local taxes on wages despite state income tax.
Americans cope with wholesale price spikes by buying cheaper goods and cutting spending. Food costs rise as farm prices climb, while auto sales shift to smaller cars. Some stock up fearing shortages, though widespread hoarding could further lift prices. Investors favor gold as a stable asset amid inflation trends shown by the Powell analyst. Government offices listed follow with contact lines.
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