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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
2
Lobbyists for natural gas companies push in Congress to lift price controls. The piece argues shortages are overstated, claims surplus exists, and accuses both the administration and Congress of pursuing credit over public good, leaving consumers beaten and partisan squabbling.
Washington rumor and reissued accounts recount six CIA assassination attempts against Castro in the early 1960s. The plan centered on an underworld figure, John Roselli, aided by William Harvey and James O Connell. Attempts used poison capsules and later rifles, explosives, and boats, all tied to the Bay of Pigs era and linked to broader Kennedy era intrigue.
Health food fraud allegations spar with claims of organic superiority. A USDA analyst found no nutritional gain in organic items versus conventional ones after testing 55 products. Readers discuss Blue Laws, agricultural committees, and salary increases for Mayor Tullio.
Legislators cosponsor measures to require lobbyists reveal interests, allow foster parents earliest adoption after three years of custody, and enable a school for veterans with sufficient requests. They also back free fishing licenses for seniors, and urge Public Utility Commission reforms under the Sunshine Law.
The February unemployment rate stood at 8.2 percent but experts warn March and April could push figures higher as seasonal activity rises. Analysts note labor-force participation distortions and weak capital spending limit job growth. Auto industry inventory drawdown may temporarily cut layoffs, yet prolonged high inventories threaten future job losses.
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