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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
2
Corry Evening Journal mocks the General Assembly in Harrisburg for failing to pass the budget. It denounces the annual threat of welfare checks delay and calls out legislators for empty rhetoric without action.
Paul Harvey discusses the evolving view on diagnostic X rays. He notes the National Cancer Institute now advises against routine breast X rays for women under 50, citing cumulative radiation risks and potential cancer connections. He cites AMA journal warnings about fetal genetic effects and leukemia risk from even low doses, urging patients to decline X rays unless urgently needed.
A 12 point guide advises newlyweds on building credit as individuals and as a couple. It covers opening bank accounts, obtaining small loans, retail installment plans, credit card use, overdraft access, and keeping independent histories. It also notes federal laws protecting borrowers and advises naming conventions for credit accounts.
The columnist cites Jack Anderson alleging a slaying linked to anti Communist rhetoric. Friends say he warned he would be the next target, with investigators noting possible personal or political motives. UDB activity in the United States is described, including past assassination attempts on Yugoslav exiles.
The piece discusses that while poor defendants may not choose their attorney, they are entitled to competent representation. It cites cases where flawed counsel affected outcomes, notes courts resist demanding top lawyers, and stresses the constitutional right to a fair trial. The article frames this as a public service feature of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
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