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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
2
Public support for police is essential as pursuits carry risk for officers and all motorists. The fleeing driver controls the outcome, and crashes occur despite police efforts. Police work remains dangerous, and judgment in chases reflects the defender of law and order amid rising crime.
Captiol personnel kept normal operations as pickets shouted at entrances. Gov Shapp signed a 4.5 billion general appropriation, with no tax increase, funding Penn State Temple Pitt and other institutions while county aid and rural water projects expanded. Police removed a fiery demonstrator Wanda Weaver amid mixed cheers. House and Senate advanced desegregation and budget-related bills, with several reforms and pensions announced.
A public TV dramatization of the 1968 Chicago conspiracy case against Abbie Hoffman and seven radicals is aired tonight. Based on verbatim trial transcripts, it features strong performances but drags in places. notable cast includes Morris Carnovsky as Judge Hoffman and Al Freeman Jr. as Seale.
The article reports that the military and the Ford administration contemplate using tactical nuclear weapons in minor crises under a new Nuclear Weapons Employment Policy NUWEP. It describes briefings by the Strategic Air Command, hypothetical scenarios, and the option's potential implications, including Ford's stance on flexible use. It also covers Ford rust repair offers from 1972 and auto safety concerns prompting FTC scrutiny.
A New York City bankruptcy contrasts with Alabama’s surge as oil strikes near Mobile ignite a wildcatting boom. Geologist Philip LaMoreaux says a major field is forming as wells promise thousands of barrels daily. Promoters, landowners, and investors rush to lease land, with Mobile eyed as a future Houston in the 1980s.
In a reflective piece Dan McEldawney recalls childhood dreams from police and fireman to photographer writer. He admits wanting to be a cook, enjoys grilling in summer, and jokes about culinary experiments amid family life. The piece shifts to a humorous aside linking summer cooking to outdoor practice. It ends with a list of political figures and offices, shown in a clipped, formal insert.
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