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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1976

Page

2

Small-town bar liability and women business gap analyzed

The article debates a Bucks County civil suit against a bartender for serving liquor to a drunk and the broader question of liquor regulation and enforcement. It then cites 1972 Census data showing women owned 3.1 percent of U.S. businesses, generating 38.1 billion in receipts out of 1.9 trillion, highlighting barriers from lack of confidence and discriminatory credit practices that limit women entrepreneurs.

Bucks County Census Bureau Commerce Department Small Business Administration SBA Service Corps of SCORE Washington, D.C

Congressman Helstoski and mobster meet over murder hints

A 1960s era report alleges two secret November meetings between Congressman Henry Helstoski and mob figure Frank Perott. Tape records allegedly show discussions of hiring an investigator to dig into Chilean witness Aguirre and a possible murder plot. Helstoski disputes the murder claim, while his secretary corroborates that Perott introduced the murder topic.

Washington Congresman Helstoski Kathy Dunn Perott Chile Aguirre Peroff

Television critic laments morning game shows and TV culture

A veteran columnist critiques network TV for pandering daytime viewers with sensational game shows, soap operas, and violent thrillers. He highlights biased interviewing, limited women’s roles, and ads, praising public services and SCORE for business help while lamenting weak standards, FCC laxity, and shallow entertainment.

Those Were the Days in Wattsburg and Beyond

Nostalgic reminiscence recalls two blacksmith shops in Wattsburg and a third owned by Charles C. Eaton in Lowville. Aurelius D. Smith, last resident of Elgin who died recently, worked there and linked past and present. The piece recalls skinny dipping days, local bands, a fire that wiped Wattsburg’s business district, gas line workers, and Wattsburg’s early electric lights powered by a water mill.

Mark Twain French Creek Wattsburo Wattsburg Fairgrounds Arthur Barber Union City Mr. Satterlee Corry Wattsburg Charles C. Eaton Lowville Aurelius D. Smith Elgin Smith Tocal Coleman Edd Brumagin Leon McKay King

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