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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
2
Opinion on a planned Educational TV program showing naked dancers on non-commercial stations raises concerns about morality and public interest. Critics say explicit nudity cannot be considered educational and may impact Congress as funding for CPB is debated.
Washington report on Representative Emanuel Celler, longtime House dean, alleged to promote Fischbach and Moore projects benefiting the electrical contractor while omitting his financial stake. The piece cites Celler’s defense of Con Ed nuclear plans and a 1971 Lockheed loan, noting undisclosed ties and directorships with the company.
The note explains that real estate owned by both spouses as tenants by the entirety cannot be encumbered by one spouse without the other's consent. If one spouse defaults or dies, only that spouse's or the estate's debts attach to their own property. the jointly held home passes to the survivor free of the deceased's debts.
A Belton Texas Journal report notes 12 scientists spent two years and $1 million studying television violence. They conclude it may push aggressive behavior in prone children, though hedged that such children might have become mean anyway. The piece suggests a simpler alternative to the costly research.
Republican analysts warn McGovern’s Democratic path could unsettle markets. Dr. Pierre Rinfret notes the platform's tax hikes on corporations and the rich, plus higher spending, could raise receipts for social programs but spark hesitancy and possible inaction in 1973. He questions whether a McGovern win could deliver much of the plan.
The piece argues that TV news favors film footage, commercials, and audience ratings over objective reporting. It asserts reporters should be readers, not editors, and laments management and networks shaping coverage to fit ads, with weather and sports padded by film and spectacle. It cites Cronkite and others, criticizing the cult of visuals.
A valuable horse owned by Paul Dambreski of Conneaut Ohio was injured when the trailer sank through a weakened section at the North Center Street Columbus avenue intersection in Corry while en route to a No-Bar Riding Club horse show yesterday. The incident disrupted travel.
Forty years ago on June 2 1932 Corry Junior High announces 119 pupils will move up to Senior High this year. Promotion exercises set for next Monday evening at the school. Merchants plan Wednesday afternoon summer closing starting June 8 per Corry Credit Exchange Watchers. The piece also reflects on TV news coverage and editorial critique amid national figures and events.
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