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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
2
An opinion piece claims the 80 000 pound truck weight increase was bought by trucking interests and funded campaigns. It argues lawmakers on key committees benefited and warns heavy trucks damage roads, urging skepticism about political influence in Washington.
A nostalgic reminiscence of childhood sledding faces the risk of injuries from roadside hills and urges safer designated areas. The piece argues for city recreation departments to create supervised sledding zones, noting scarce open fields and the need to protect children. A second note highlights counterfeiting in gold markets centered on Beirut, with forged 24 karat bars and coins moving into the U S, and Swiss devices improving purity detection.
The report chronicles U S customs plan to press criminal charges against ITT for exporting bugging equipment to Chile without a federal permit. It notes ITT's earlier mission to Chile involving Russell Tagliareni and John Ragan, including claims of bugging training for Chilean security forces, amid broader diplomatic sensitivities about Allende and the 1973 coup. The piece cites State and Commerce Department positions, possible Kissinger review, and ongoing grand jury action plans. It also covers a separate note on aid to Viet Nam orphans, with Friends of Children Inc. securing $10,000 from USAID to boost measles vaccine shipments.
Alan Greenspan notes the well to do suffer too though stockbrokers have no unions. A former executive borrows against stock, loses value, and faces higher interest while debt grows. Small businesses fall behind on interest, inflation cuts into reserves, and many rich face tighter times as the stock market lurches toward a rally.
The piece argues shoppers balk at sky high prices, prompting price cuts after auto makers like Chrysler and Ford faced slowing demand. It notes rising delinquencies and bankruptcies as credit tightens, with November showing a record $402 million drop in credit outstanding and the first real downturn in four years.
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