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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
A reader opinion argues widespread shortages across sectors like newsprint cement and gasoline are linked to transportation delays rather than real scarcities. It questions producer price hikes and savages the idea of inflating costs, warning that workers already face money shortages in their pockets.
New York AP column notes quirky facts and misperceptions. It cites common myths about Sitting Bull and Custer, the value of upkeep in government costs, and a trolley car revival amid fuel shortages. It also shares folklore on luck tied to a white butterfly and storms to come from a killed beetle.
In a detailed account tied to Watergate disclosures Martha Mitchell’s June 23 hotel scene is recounted. A security guard yanks a phone cord after she becomes volatile, requests to call for help, and injures her hand. Kalmbach intervenes, stitching follows, then Martha travels to New York for seclusion. John Mitchell informs President Nixon and discusses marital matters with urgency.
A zoning board of adjustment should provide an adequate report of its deliberations and findings to show the grounds for decisions. Denials can be appealed timely through local, then county, then Commonwealth courts if needed.
A Corry area snapshot recalls a severe storm lighting the sky with jagged lightning and damage across northwestern Pennsylvania including gutters and gravel slides. Deer sightings are reported on Spring street hill as CCC reforestation cadets complete exams in Erie and head to Maryland tonight.
The article notes a historic shift in U S agricultural policy allowing farmers to plant freely and expand acreage this year by about 24 million acres. It discusses reasons for rising prices, weather impacts, and forecasts of 10 to 15 percent more corn wheat and soybeans next year, with supplies aiming to lower food costs if weather and inputs cooperate.
Governor Shapp cites DUI concerns before Congress while state data show a decline in drunken driving arrests. In two years, troopers logged 2,391 DUI arrests, under one percent of all traffic arrests, with many arrests following accidents. Policing calls for tougher enforcement and broader testing, but officials show lukewarm support.
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