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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1972
Page
2
In a letter, a citizen urges the Erie County Board of Assistance to appoint a Corry representative to expose local welfare abuses. The writer argues small cities reveal fraud more clearly and suggests a livelier, local lens would deter misuse, contrasting with bigger cities where fraud is harder to detect.
Senator Frank Moss urges his Senate Consumer subcommittee to study reporters and editors who accept favors from advertisers. He cites automotive real estate and food coverage as prone to corruption while noting few cases in the national press corps. He warns against automotive reporters echoing Ford press releases and calls for independent journalism.
The piece links Utah congressman Moss to calls for hearings on journalistic conflicts of interest amid advertiser influence. It notes Bioscientia Ingelheim delaying urine tests for 8500 samples during a German holiday break, delaying Operation Golden Flow. Pentagon phones ring as Rep. Drinan weighs in.
A reflective piece laments society's neglect of historic leaders like Gen. David Sarnoff. It urges reconsidering what we reward, urging daily acts of restraint, gratitude, and responsibility. The author calls for honoring past visionaries rather than letting their achievements fade unnoticed as time passes.
The November 1971 Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows more than 320000 Vietnam era veterans unemployed, with the veteran jobless rate rising above 8 percent while the overall rate sits around 6 percent. The figures compare unfavorably with nonvets and highlight the struggle of young veterans returning to a tight job market.
A special eight hour instruction course for volunteer aircraft spotters will begin this Friday night in Corry announced by Robert Bracken, chair of the local spotters group. The year 1951 saw Corry families build homes and remodel, totaling 380617 dollars in expenditures across home and nonresidential projects.
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