Corry Journal highlights local pride and progress
In a hopeful shift, Corry Journal celebrates positive local stories amid tough times. It notes two new industries arriving, Linda Olson winning Miss Pennsylvania, and Jim Bennett’s sports feat, underscoring pride in small-town Corry and a sense of community resilience.
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Remarks that leave scars and gashed tomatoes
A New York column recalls sharp put downs while Washington reports Florida tomato growers and the Agriculture Department plotting to keep Mexican tomatoes out. Fact-finding panels are boycotted by press and public as growers push for higher domestic prices.
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Gassed Greens Caper and Travel Loophole in Nixon Era
An agriculture spokesman cites a thousands-page record for a recommended decision while critics say the department favored tomato growers over consumers. A memo by Senate Consumer Chairman Frank Moss signals a broader probe into consumer neglect by agriculture to aid agribusiness. President Nixon’s travel order prompts widespread first class use, with White House budget officials rewriting it to allow comfort for efficiency. Industry officials and cabinet aides defend first class travel as necessary for governance. The piece interlaces consumer, agricultural, and travel policy debates with portraits of officials and a violent crime vignette for contrast.
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Quiet Man Killer Profile Aimed at Hidden Threats
A fragmented psychological sketch traces multiple mass attackers including James McBair Howard Unruh Sirhan Sirhan and Lee Harvey Oswald. The piece notes their quiet lives, calm demeanor and sudden violent acts on campuses banks and streets, urging readers to see warning signs and consider unseen drives behind mass violence.
Stop sign agitation follows two car crash at West Church and Second
In Corry a Saturday meeting demanded a stop sign at the West Church Street and Second Avenue intersection after a two car collision. Both drivers said they could not avoid the crash and did not see the other vehicle until it was too late.
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Brokerage firms push department store style services for public clients
The AP reports brokers move toward full service packages for all customers. Institutions like pension funds and insurers drive demand while firms fear overreliance on big clients. NYSE warns of concentration risks. firms spin plans for in house money management, real estate, tax shelters, mutual funds, life insurance through trained representatives. Greenberg of Du Pont Glore Forgan touts diversification from five products and in house planning.
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Stuart S. Greenberg
du Pont Glore Forgan
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