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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
2
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's bail rule allows murder suspects to be freed on bond until final verdicts. District magistrates and courts must assess trustworthiness for trial attendance based on reputation, past record, employment, and family background, amid life no longer at stake for capital offenses.
A debate on bail for murder suspects contrasts with a critique of Hurricane Agnes relief. The piece cites a $250000 bail for a Chester County gun dealer in a police ambush case, and alleges mismanagement in federal disaster aid including mobile home schemes, untracked trailers, and fraud cases investigated by FBI agents.
Dozens complain of construction firms accused of defrauding flood victims with overpriced, shoddy work as disaster relief aid expansion stalls. The temporary disaster-relief law expired January 1 and House banking chair Wright Patman refused to extend the deadline, criticizing the Nixon Administration in a private letter for delaying permanent legislation.
In custody disputes after divorce the court weighs the child’s welfare and best interests. The father may gain custody if shown able to provide for the child’s physical, intellectual, moral, and spiritual needs, with the teen’s preference often influential. The piece also notes Truman and LBJ legacies.
A collage of curiosities and trivia spans ice theory and plant remedies to long life studies and historical notes. It highlights polar ice water potential, plant-derived medicines, Braille origins, quotes from club owner Jules Podell, and a primer on contacting lawmakers with a Washington to Harrisburg cross-connection among senators and representatives.
A lyrical survey of winter textures and urban images. Vivid vignettes include skid chains, cold breath, boarded houses, a bare oak, ice and snow, a squirrel and a dog in the cold, schoolgirls waiting for a bus, and the lone locomotive whistle. The piece blends weather, objects, and people into a cohesive chilly mood.
In Corry on January 3 1953 the Corry Area School Authority elected L E Graham as chairman Walter Deutschlander as vice chairman Charles Bracken secretary Dallas Smiley treasurer Harold Howard assistant secretary and treasurer adopted by laws and hired a solicitor and bond counsellor. Twenty four youths including one from Corry were ordered to report for US Army induction.
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