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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
2
U S News and World Report advocates boosting lawmakers pay by 25 percent, proposing a $10 000 annual raise before an election. The piece argues for a reverse commission where pay moves with government cost changes and urges Congress to earn any raise by controlling spending.
A New York AP report captures remarks directed at Dora, a vocal women’s liberationist, as she faces hostile reception from male critics. They mock her beliefs, question her finances, and imply traditional roles. The piece highlights the social ridicule faced by early feminist activists.
In Corry reports indicate beef prices have fallen about four cents a pound at local stores while the Aero Supply Mfg Co plant remains in a 20 day strike with no settlement. The city endures a second hot day as temperatures near 90 degrees after a 54 degree overnight low.
Investigative findings place former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman as the expeditor of a $700000 renovation of President Nixon and First Lady Pat Nixon's San Clemente estate. Improvements, largely taxpayer financed, included security aligned upgrades, new furnishings, and grounds work designed by Channel & Chaffin.
A humorous reminiscence on wifely expectations and male missteps. The narrator lists absurd marital rules and paradoxes, urging restraint, respect, and reciprocal consideration while acknowledging the speaker's own lack of mastery in marriage. The tone is wry, observational, and reflective.
A reflective piece on the term layman and its broad reach across professions. It traces how doctors scientists lawyers educators and newsmen deploy the word to hedge explanations and shield themselves from critique. The author critiques collective vagueness and notes personal contradictions as a repeated layman.
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