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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1975
Page
2
In New York a thousand doctors pressed Albany for protection against soaring malpractice insurance rates amid rising jury awards. Proposals include a state pool of insurers, a damages cap schedule, and a no fault system. The piece notes the public’s fear of ever higher medical costs and questions what can be done.
Witnesses describe up to 40 folders pulled from filing cabinets, some named for lawmakers or their states, filled with derogatory clippings. Eastland denies knowledge, Sourwine disputes staff secrecy, and the Rules Committee may seek sworn testimony. Also notes CIA and FBI involvement in security reports and sightings of security breaches at Andrews and Fort Meade.
The piece weighs trade with the Soviet Union after repudiation of the 1973 treaty, arguing U S exports to the USSR supported jobs and urging the separation of emigration and trade policy. Harold B Scott cites figures on jobs per exports and costs of subsidies, while noting potential billions in trade and 400000 jobs under favorable incentives.
Overseas dispatch details Kerensky exile to Tobolsk and Bolshevik rise as Lenin begins civil war. Requests interview opportunities for Czar, Trotsky, Stalin, and Lenin clash with safety and dignity concerns. Communications reveal frantic attempts to reach key figures amid political upheaval and a telex incident.
Paul Harvey notes Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz urged developed nations to redirect profits to aid underdeveloped countries with food, fertilizer, and equipment. He warned the U.S. cannot be the world’s quartermaster or policeman and cited past grain stockpiles as a tax burden. He called for international cooperation and restraint on exports, while criticizing long-standing giveaways of trillions in dollars of food since World War II.
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