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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
2
In a Letter to the Editor, writers urge Corry City Council to pass enabling legislation for fluoridation. They cite health and cost savings, noting fluoride is safe per the Public Health Service and dentists largely back fluoridation. They warn delays worsen dental decay among children and call for three council members to agree on action.
Washington report details Barbara Hatcher a 24 year old FBI secretary who quit after an internal inquiry into her roommate Sharon Waterman McGovern aide and a former FBI clerk linked to peace work. Hoover reportedly considered the matter cause for indigestion with FBI spokesmen hard to reach. A later note hints at a possible Supreme Court choice for Thomas Smithwick.
Reader asks about legal recourse for a ski resort noise at night. An injunction could stop the snow machine if deemed a nuisance under local laws. negotiations may also yield an eight hour nightly cessation. The piece then shifts to a political-scene summary involving Gettys, Thompson, Hays, and a separate anti trust probe into four electric utilities tied to a Louisiana co op and REA pressure.
A Norwich Chenango Union reader argues against conscription in peacetime urging volunteer service as the path to national prestige. The piece contends selective service is an abuse of government power and proposes terminating the draft, noting emergencies justify authority when truly needed.
Corry Board of Education approved a record 370250 budget for the 1951-52 school year at yesterday’s meeting. Also noted were local incidents and community notices including a missing boy found safe near Mead Park, a church picnic, and Perry K Mead becoming owner of Superior Dry Cleaning with Clair Capwell as manager.
Americans express anger at lawbreakers as Philadelphia records 67 percent turnout to nominate a hard cap for mayor. The piece cites a Rochester Boy Scouts program aiding police, labeled by critics as a conspiracy, and notes strong support for Frank Rizzo with Ted Kennedy's opposition.
A night with four Erie Philharmonic tickets ends in comic disaster as Harold Maynard drives into mud near Tech Memorial High School. A wrecker frees the car for 15 dollars, leaving the group down about seven dollars after muddying Harold’s clothes and paying for cleaners.
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