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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
2
In our opinion we scrutinize the price tag on education and compare it to beef prices. We note teachers earn about 9400 dollars a year for 185 days while Journal staffers work 307 days, and discuss hardship days and emergency leave in the Corry Area School District.
A Detroit lawyer recounts a sensational claim of ancient Mexican gold ingots hidden at White Sands New Mexico. Treasury and Army doubts persist as a mysterious consortium seeks legal possession while promising tax shares. Other items note HEW publicity hires, Indian timber cuts, and Navy transfer disputes.
A profile praising Tom Eagleton highlights his mental health resilience after past hospitalizations. It notes rising public support, demand for appearances, and shifting attitudes toward mental illness since the 1970s. The piece contrasts Eagleton's composure with typical political scrutiny.
New York AP report traces franchising troubles from bankruptcies and risky “protected territories” to investor hype and regulatory scrutiny. It notes hurdles from pyramid schemes and stricter rules as auto, soft drink, and gas station franchises lead the market. oil-industry squeeze adds tension.
State Police at Corry stopped 85 drivers in May with citations mainly for speeding. Cpl. Theodore Hubley announced the figures as part of a report. City Council began steps to bypass legal issues over Social Security coverage for city police and firemen, accepting the resignations of fireman Charles Spiesman and Cpl. Leslie J. Kelly effective May 31. One hundred sixteen seniors will receive diplomas at the Corry Area High School Commencement at 8 p.m. tomorrow. In 1933 the highway department announced a contract bid for the Corry Spring Creek road, Russell and Williamson of Youngstown bidding $131,589. Dr. Hugh O’Hare named new Rotary secretary. Officials listed include U.S. Senators Schweiker and Scott, Rep. Vigorito, and state officials Dwyer Hopkins and others.
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