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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1973
Page
2
In our opinion, if private employees could set their own pay like lawmakers, most businesses would fail and many would lose jobs. The piece argues legislators pursue higher salaries and bigger budgets, urging restraint and warning against governing for money, while urging others to keep loot for the public.
Washington reports backroom efforts to pressure Watergate defendants into guilty pleas. Justice Department discussions and backchannel messages through White House aides shaped early strategy. Prosecutors agreed not to introduce certain FBI diary evidence at trial.
The text describes a CIA diary by Eugenio Martinez with code names detailing espionage at Watergate. It mentions pressure on defendants, possible coercion to plead guilty, and CIA associates visiting for funds. A $1000 monthly payments figure is referenced, with funds routed through Hunt to Berard Barter, related to the Watergate affair.
A readers note argues Corry lacks facilities for youth beyond an abandoned Term Center on North Center Street. It blames both adults and youths for misuses, cites vandalized spaces, questions skating rink ideas, and urges responsible youth involvement and mutual efforts to support safer activities.
The couple, John Bishop a 24 year old brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad, and Jenny, marry in a frugal ceremony at St Paul’s Church after a long romance. A quiet wedding day unfolds with Father Scharken officiating as they depart in a funeral coach amid icy, pale light and rice showers. The next day the paper notes the couple’s honeymoon plans in Washington.
Corry reports the completion of an outdoor swimming pool at Mead Park after a three phase campaign. Committee members say interest is strong enough to warrant finishing the project. Also noted are local civic notes and a brief 1933 glimpse into community life and long marriages.
A debate in Congress cites moves to open or maintain private Senate sessions as part of the 1973-77 House actions. Leaders and colleagues clash over whether closed-door talks aid or hinder reform as votes on related measures approach.
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