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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
2
The piece compares newspaper ads to a living force behind sales and economy, from grand openings to small bargains. It frames advertising as emotional, direct communication that can spur demand, announce new products, or signal business shifts with vivid examples.
An ad is the sale that helps the housewife balance her budget just under the wire. It represents that special something worth splurging on in daily life, delivering value to readers through timely offers and practical purchases.
Former confidant Primitiva Mijares details in a 24 page memo how Marcos used goons guns and gold to win the 1969 election and to engineer a crisis fever leading to martial law in 1972. The document alleges infiltrators bombs and manufactured incidents to justify dictatorial power and claims control of media finances and assets through cronies and front men.
A humorous reminiscence by Jim Bishop about war horses and army mounts. The narrator recounts riding experiences with horses from childhood to the Field Artillery, noting stubborn beasts, misadventures, and a running joke that his wife suspects he is anti horse. The piece blends personal anecdotes with sharp, period tone.
Corry Journal outlines political hazards for Milton Shapp as graft investigations loom. It details alleged corruption risks in his administration, intra party alliances, and key figures tied to highway misdeeds and state contracts. The piece cites past wiretapping disputes and questions surrounding appointees like Hilton and Bowytz, highlighting a polarized Capitol environment.
A letter to the editor explains that a motion to speed up consideration of a companion Ways and Means bill, not to kill the food stamp bill, guided the representative’s vote. The signer notes H.R. 6695 extended SSI recipients’ food stamp eligibility for a year and cites further July hearings on H.R. 7887 after the July 4 recess.
Area readers unhappy with PennDOT seek action by calling or mailing lawmakers and officials. The list includes Sen. Budd, Rep. Hackenburg, and others with addresses in Harrisburg and nearby towns, plus various department contacts and phone numbers for transportation officials and highway services in Erie County.
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