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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1974
Page
2
The piece argues lawmakers in Harrisburg and Washington are numerous and ineffective. It notes 203 House and 50 Senate members in Pennsylvania, 435 House and 100 Senate members in the U S Congress. It laments committees, seniority, and frequent absences impede action.
Senate investigators theorize the Watergate burglary aimed to uncover a hidden Hughes connection. They tie a 1965 loan of 205000 to Don Nixon and Hughes aides to planning to raid O Briens offices and Greenspun's safe to cover the Hughes Nixon ties and prevent disclosure.
The speaker warns that pursuing impeachment would unleash excessive legal costs as Watergate-era lawyers bred more lawyers. He argues the nation cannot afford another round of costly courtroom battles and endless legal wrangling over the presidency.
A reader seeks guidance on recovering full damages for lost wages from an auto accident and proper compensation for a lost skirt. The answer outlines that if the at fault party or insurer underpays wages, the claimant can sue for the full amount, including tax refunds, and minor plaintiffs can sue through a guardian. For the lost skirt, damages should reflect use value, not secondhand resale, suggesting higher compensation or legal action if offered only 10 percent of cost.
Paul Harvey comments on Rape of the cowboy and bandlord Garrison Bandlaly replies. The piece laments Hollywood and network tastemakers reshaping country music for New York critics. It argues true country stays alive if fans seek it in its place and style rather than mass media imitations.
A New York AP report examines how rising prices and a perception that the president pays less tax than workers may push taxpayers toward larger deductions. IRS figures suggest some cynicism, while officials caution against broad revenue loss, and experts note deductions hinge on individual judgment rather than strict rules.
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