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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1974
Page
2
Opinion piece argues against gas shortages and price gouging by oil firms, urging reduced consumption. It also reports H R Haldeman ordering IRS audits on White House targets, with Clark Mollenhoff and Murray Chotiner as conduits, and IRS Commissioner Randolph Thrower resisting the plan.
The piece recounts Chotiner pressuring Treasury enforcement chief Martin Pollner to name targets for IRS audits. Pollner ripped up a list of a dozen names, resisted further calls, and faced White House persistence. Also notes Dan Kingsley’s White House links and probe into Responsiveness.
A 16 month saga in the Pennsylvania General Assembly over Senate Bill 404 raised daily reimbursable expenses for county officials attending annual association conventions from 35 to 50 dollars. The measure, fought over in House and Senate conferences, was settled with a compromise that capped expenses at 50 dollars per day. Gov. Milton J. Shapp signed the bill into law on May 9, ending a lengthy process that highlighted the legislature’s focus on trivia amid broader policy debates.
A behind the scenes Q and A covers mortgage loans up to 90 percent of fair market value after Act No 101 signed by the Governor. It also explains easements on adjoining properties and declaring a missing spouse dead, noting residency rules and probate outcomes in Pennsylvania.
Paul Harvey reports Kissinger in tears near Salzburg saying vilification defames his honor and may force resignation. He blames press innuendo and Watergate frenzy for a climate that stifles policy, while critics mock his thin skin and accuse the press of hysteria and mob psychology.
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