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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
2
The Journal argues juvenile court limits hinder drug case sourcing while acknowledging the realities of marijuana and other drugs among teens. Police labs, hospital doctors, and local tips confirm drug presence. residents are urged to face facts and monitor youth behavior.
A profile of Gordon Liddy based on his Watergate actions and temperament. It notes his Germanophile background his fascination with violence and the Nazi era and recounts episodes from January 6 1971 including a Nazi film viewing and tense encounters with Magruder and Reisner. It highlights his threats and erratic behavior.
The piece explains that extradition statute limits do not apply to the extradition process but toll the crime’s statute of limitations if an indictment is returned. It then recounts a long psychological sketch of E. Howard Hunt’s partner, James Liddy, detailing fantasies, incidents, and a future promised profile.
In a regular meeting the Corry Chamber of Commerce pledged 2000 in chamber funds to the Howard Tannery money raising effort as it reorganizes and affiliates with Norwih Conn Van Tassel Leather Co. Also, Leslie M. Wells resigned as president and GM of Wing-Willi Corp after 25 years in Corry’s grocery trade. The Corry Little League All Stars beat Meadville 14 to 5 to reach the finals against Erie Suburban, with Ernie Vanssens hurling a four hitter and three safeties.
William Ecenbarger critiques the 1973 Pennsylvania General Assembly for underachievement and delay. He notes gains like Reading streets joining the state highways system and a school contract costs bill, but highlights no fault auto insurance, stalled reforms, and persistent public apathy as chronic failures.
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