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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1971
Page
2
In Our Opinion the rise of a proclamations secretary has spawned a flood of official notices from Bring ’Em Back Alive Time to Upward Bound Day. The cornucopeia of proclamations risks cheapening the entire practice and undermining attention to genuine public notices. Enough is enough, a pox on phony proclamations.
AP columnist outlines a string of unconventional world improvements. Proposals include polyamory, teen government pens, shifted work naps, limited plastics, and restricted pennies, arguing such steps could reduce annoyances and move toward a better society.
A draft report by Rep. Seymour Halpern details rising opium production in Burma Laos and Thailand and new drug activity in Lebanon Iran and Iraq. He cites hashish growers among Lebanon's officials and a landing strip guarding hashish shipments, linking Turkish opium bans to flux elsewhere.
Legal Q A explains finality of divorce rests on the court's final decree with no appeal. Notices to parties of finality are not essential. Parole arrest authority without warrant exists within state only for violations of reporting and terms. Also covers Nixon’s 26th Amendment ceremony and political finance tensions.
The piece condemns fringe benefits in private pensions and the lack of clear reporting to workers while recounting Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh under attack. It notes Nixon’s withdrawal from Cambodia and the broader anger over a wider war, plus Cambodian fear of South Vietnamese forces and pleas to stop alleged savagery against civilians.
The article discusses when coverage starts and vesting rights in employee benefit plans, how benefits are calculated, and death benefits. It warns about funding risks, company stock investments, risky loans, and lack of insurance, plus potential consequences if the company fails, loans default, or investments underperform. It also references wartime reporting and political perspectives from The Journal.
Boag of Park street, a past exalted ruler of the Corry Lodge of Elks, was notified by telegram of his appointment as district deputy to Howard Davis of Williamsport. The Piccirino home hosted a family lawn party with 26 relatives. Milk price rises one cent per quart to 2.29, effective July 17. Ernest and Willard Brockman, Corry youths bound for the Gulf, reached Memphis. Stanford Hose Company received 16 new member applications at a meeting in redecorated club rooms.
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