Opinion on rioters and federal aid in Asbury Park
In Our Opinion questions why taxpayers nationwide should fund riot damage in Asbury Park New Jersey after Cahill declares disaster areas and seeks Nixon aid. The piece argues disaster designation implies act of lawlessness rather than nature and warns of constitutional erosion while urging taxpayer restraint. Washington reports Capt Jeffrey MacDonald hearing abruptly closed amid Army defense claims and alleged evidence mishandling.
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William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Bottern Asbury Park
Asbury Park
Cahill
Nixon
Corry
N.J
Washington
Army
Jeffrey MacDonald
Army blocks open hearing in MacDonald case
Maj. Gen. Edward Flanigan orders a closed hearing citing protection of a suspect's rights. Captain MacDonald and supporters decry the secrecy, while Pentagon spokesmen defend the move to limit publicity. Footnote notes MacDonald's June 25 request for FBI return to the case amid Army jurisdiction questions. President Nixon predicts an economic upturn before the fall elections as advisers compare today to 1966-67 and discuss recession risk.
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Edward Flanigan
John F. Kennedy Special Forces Center
Army
Captain MacDonald
Pentagon
Flanigan
MacDonald
FBI
Worker Efficiency Drops by Paul Harvey
The piece argues that compulsory promotion and hiring quotas based on ethnicity erode efficiency in telephone companies and utilities. It contends that demoralization follows arbitrary moves by less qualified staff, reducing incentive and shrinking performance across services including long lines and repairs, while linking government and minority pressure to broader industry strain.
Grocers' Advocate Quips on Taxpayer’s Fate in Tallassee
In Tallassee Alabama a grocers' advocate notes a taxpayer lament that he owes the government so much money they may jail him or treat him as a foreign power, reflecting public sentiment on tax burdens and tax enforcement.
Corry Educators Hire On The Spot For Full Coverage
Corry Board of Education authorized Supt. Lawrence Douglas to hire elementary teachers on the spot with board approval to follow. City meat prices hit a yearly high per survey of local retailers as Corry residents face rising costs. The Curry Fun Day at Celoron Park is set for next Sunday along Chautauqua Lake. 40 Years Ago July 11 1930 engagements and social events noted at Green Farm Tea Room.
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Corry Board of Education
Lawrence Douglas
Corry
Celoron Park
Chautauqua Lake
A. Zalmeck
West Washington Street
Helen
Herman Rubin
Cleveland
Ohio
Birds And Bees Scientific Lesson By George Cooklis
An anecdotal column explains bees and their behavior with a family hive incident. It covers swarm causes, bee roles queen workers drones, honey production, bee flight speed, and a note on beekeeping with practical steps to remove a swarm. The piece ends urging readers to learn more about bees.
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Guy R. Williams
Bob Williams
R.D. 4
Guy
What Is The Law Does the right of appeal always exist in pa
The right of appeal to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court is not automatic. Statutes specify when appeals go to the Supreme Court or the Superior Court and whether review is by right or by allowance. The Judiciary Article guarantees a right of appeal in all cases, but not a statewide court for every appeal, and it clarifies paths from nonrecord courts to record courts and from record courts or agencies to a court of record or appellate court.
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McCracken
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal invites submissions from readers focusing on a single subject. Please include the author signature and address for publication. Condensation may occur and the newspaper accepts no responsibility for statements contained in letters.
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