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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
2
The piece argues trash growth outpaces population, urging paper recycling, tire reuse, and vehicle return. It warns voluntary efforts fail and proposes special taxes, incentives, and procurement policies to shift toward reuse. It also reports a veterans tribute event in Harrisburg with Gov Snapp and lawmakers.
Lawmakers debated bills on debt collection limits and imitative antikids displays while voting on capital punishment measures. House Bill 1060 would mandate death sentences in certain killings, passing 172 to 20 amid murders at prison facilities. Also approved were bills on real property for mobile homes, aid disclosure for students, and disease animal reimbursements, with other measures advancing or stalled.
Washington coverage portrays Nixon irritated by Watergate revelations affecting summit talks with Brezhnev. The piece shifts to a pet fish scene, detailing an aquarist servicing some 40 tanks for lawmakers and officials, from Agnew to Hoover, with a note that the program is being phased out.
In Corry twenty years ago on June 20 1953 officials from Harrisburg visited to discuss starting rebuild of the Columbus Dam destroyed April 5 1947. The area sweltered under a 93 degree day with 87 degrees yesterday. A dedication will be held next Friday at 8 15 p m for East Branch Grange building and Community house. General Parts Cor Corporation deny plans to leave Corry as Miss A T Cataldo takes charge replacing Ernest Cook. City Council awaits federal funding details for potential local improvements.
A reader recounts a chaotic prom night where a daughter's admirer is insultingly nicknamed The Man. A scuffle erupts, threats and a kitchen knife are involved, and the family grapples with parenting, trust, and dating culture. The column urges measured limits, responsibility, and open dialogue while preserving parental authority.
The Nixon price freeze of Aug 15 1971 drew mixed reactions and later freezes sparked doubts about leadership and effectiveness. Economists warned that supply and demand must harmonize and monetary policy must adjust gradually. A downturn was expected late in 1973 or early 1974 with little chance of a rapid fix from executive action.
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