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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
2
The NorthPenn Reporter outlines a daily newsphoto policy to keep the paper interesting for its 60,000 readers. It favors unique building contexts over routine gavel passes, signing proclamations, ribbon cuttings, and staff photos. The goal is to prioritize fresh, informative images over repetitive ceremonial shots and avoid surplus holiday or promotional pictures.
Federal agents in a Eliot Ness style pursue heroin and narcotics rackets using civil codes and allied laws to close dope haunts. DALE reports 11 months yield: 100 pounds heroin 50 cocaine 25 hashish 6 000 marijuana and 3 782 narcotics arrests. Despite friction with local authorities, Ambrose promotes cross jurisdictional tactics and outreach to city officials.
A welfa re man dies leaving an unsigned will and a child signs the decedent’s name. If the will favors the widow, the children might inherit under intestacy if the signing is proven improper after the father’s death. The State may claim against the daughter’s inheritance to reimburse welfare benefits, depending on amounts received.
A bumper sticker era reflection questions if predator culling is right and who pays the moral price. Western ranchers claim coyote overpopulation harms sheep, while animal lovers view shooting or poisoning as cruelty. Beck Howland of Irishe recounts 40 percent losses in 1971, pushing his sheep business to near closure. Semplot Livestock, Grandview, Idaho.
Corry Chamber of Commerce members receive mail with eight candidates vying for four three year terms on the board. Nominees include Henry Barach B G Bennett Bernard Berns Harold Flowers Lloyd Meercink Alfred Olds Jack Stahl and Leo Uh.
AP reports age is feared more than climate as people assess upcoming years. The piece notes attitudes shape aging, with points about recognition from friends, self-image, workload, and balance between youth and maturity, ending on a wry line about staying confident in life.
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