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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1971
Page
2
An opinion piece notes past city council discussions on a loitering ordinance with no action taken and cites ongoing street gatherings near the park and Elks Club. It also surveys nationwide speed traps, highlighting Delaware and Ludowici Georgia as sources of aggressive enforcement and gimmicks to raise revenue.
The report details numerous speed traps across Virginia and nearby states, noting abrupt speed limit changes near I 95 and Route 301, aggressive local enforcement, and traps near towns like Stony Creek Glen Lyn Independence and Fayetteville. It cites officers, mayors and a debate with AAA over radar and unmarked cars.
A court answer states that a divorce becomes final when the judge signs the decree and a later seal is only a formality. A remarriage entered into after the decree is valid if both parties are competent, regardless of seal timing. Also notes rumors of John Lindsay possibly switching to the Democratic Party and McGovern seeking student voting registration actions.
The piece argues Henry Kissinger’s secret world tour advanced Nixon’s aims via discreet talks and a China invitation, praising stealth diplomacy while doubting South Vietnam’s survival. It compares Eisenhower and Nixon, critiques DoJ pressure on the Times, and questions loyalty in practical politics as Vietnam risks escalate.
In a Mount Washington Pittsburgh column readers are urged to stop squeezing the taxpayer, likening them to a soaked goose or sponge. The piece warns politicians against overtaxing after repeated calls to ease financial pressure on residents.
A compact collection of satirical observations on life after 40, leadership, romance, and everyday quirks. It lampoons top executives, military ranks, and modern flirtations while offering light jokes about pomegranates, cats, and mischief at home.
In Corry, Willard Dykes withdraws from the Councilman race citing unavailability for the street post as he would be out of town. ex mayor John Patterson announces bid for mayor with petitions on all tickets. The Corry Chamber of Commerce promotes its Potato Blossom Queen entry, Joanne Miller, while the Concord Community Club features local performers at the Community House and attention turns to a Pirates appearance in September.
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