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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
2
Opinion notes that Corry children frequently obstruct traffic on Center Street risking an ambulance run to the hospital. The piece warns that persistent street blocking could invite tragedy, urging parents to act as police patrols repeatedly encounter the same behavior.
A passionate column attacks what the writer calls the sickness of the nation bolding threats to liberty and calls for constant public pressure on leaders. It contrasts harshly with court rulings on death penalty debates and then shifts to a Miami Beach piece about Judge Bazelon selling his home to McGovern, highlighting potential conflicts and interwoven political tensions.
Investigative notes show Abbie Hoffman plotting to mobilize Yippies to disrupt the Republican convention in August while courting Democrats. He promises 4 000 supporters in Miami and 100 000 to swarm the GOP gathering, with covert talks with DNC officials and a plan to keep trouble minimal this week.
An opinion piece on how doctors rarely receive praise unless facing malpractice, contrasting AMA ethics with real actions, and recounting encounters with sympathetic surgeons and clinicians. The author recalls a plucky old GP who treated the poor, a costly surgery tale, and a Newark area doctor who treated a boy burned by hot lead, illustrating both philanthropy and tragedy in medicine.
LAURANCE F. STUNTZ argues peace rumors briefly boosted stocks as the Dow rose then fell when denied. He notes war harms business through controls, taxes, shortages, and uncertainty, citing 1941–45, Korea, and Vietnam as patterns of wartime impact on profits and planning.
About 50 patriotic Corry residents prepare to begin Operation Skywatch next Monday at 8 a.m. to inaugurate full time operation of the aircraft spotting station atop the Hotel Corry. Thomas Jansen, chairman of the local Ground Observers Corps, announced the plan after months of preparation by Corry Savings and Loan Association officials. In other news, the home loan bank will open in new quarters at 25 North Center Street tomorrow at 1 p.m. Asson was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Wotus. The former Dorothy Sarnicki is the mother.
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