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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1975
Page
2
The piece vents about rising gas costs, tax changes, and tough finances in 1974. It notes conflicting advice from banks and retailers, seeks relief via federal tax rebates, and critiques wage increases for officials in Harrisburg. It laments layoffs, rising groceries, and high loan rates amid inflation and recession.
A review of a lively week in Harrisburg where Democrats project strength after the inauguration. Highlights include Jimmy Lascarus hosting a buffet at Forum Restaurant, Robert Wise elected unanimously as head of the Legislative Reference Bureau, and bills proposed by Rep. Sherman Hill and Rep. Ben Wilson. The piece notes tax promises, a Governor’s mansion reception, and a sparsely attended inaugural parade with 55 bands, none from Erie County.
The civilian advisory board's top secret CIA transcripts reveal intense questioning, reforms, and praise for undercover agents amid Bay of Pigs blame. Clark Clifford defends the CIA as essential, while Kennedy faults poor information. Also noted is Interior's hush about high profile wildlife prosecutions like George Gamble and Charles Sibley, with public notices scarce.
A veteran columnist examines ethics in journalism and conflicts of interest. He lists his assets and earnings to show full disclosure and explains how freebies influence or do not influence his reporting. He argues reporters must stay loyal to readers and avoid pandering for favors.
In New York AP report Treasury Secretary Simon warns that while consumer price rises ease, broad price declines are unlikely and a deep depression could follow. Cattle and housing may dip, but fundamental inflation remains built in. Demand growth and wage pressures push prices higher across nations.
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