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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
2
The piece argues to decide whether Pennsylvania should enforce historic Blue Laws or allow Sunday shopping. It contrasts colonial intent with modern life, noting current centers like Corry stay open evenings and listing Sunday activities. It questions necessity, pace of life, and calls for enforce or forget approach.
A reader piece argues trust is eroded across public life and urges individuals to take a chance to rebuild trust. It then reports Secretary Kissinger shaping an interim Arab Israeli settlement, detailing concessions, Geneva talks, and PLO representation as part of a delicate compromise.
Contained in a hard hitting column by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten, the piece notes Kissinger’s settlement credit and Soviet involvement in a final Middle East peace. It warns Arabs demand Israel cede Golan Heights and the West Bank for a Palestinian state, with an ominous long path to peace. It also exposes Mike Balzano’s clash with Ford aides, civil service complaints, and a rattling portrait of Action’s internal politics.
A jumble of budget items lists odd research spends from environmental testing to Polish and Yugoslavian studies, then shifts to a New York AP dispatch on national unity. It questions foreign investment, car culture, pollution, and urban congestion amid postwar economic concerns.
A broad critique targets Fed Chair Arthur Burns for monetary policy autonomy while Congress and business leaders push for greater accountability. The piece contrasts calls for central market reforms and energy self sufficiency with ongoing questions about rail nationalization and taxes on imports, highlighting stark disagreements on economic direction.
A fragment from the Corry Evening Journal shows publisher George R Sample and staff, with Associated Press reprint note. It lists mailing rates, price per copy, and advertising terms, indicating a classic small town paper distribution and deadlines.
The wife does not automatically own the husband’s solo property, but if he fails to support her she may sue to reach his property. A court could order sale of such property to provide funds for the wife’s maintenance.
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