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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion argues editors maintain independence from politicians and avoid surrendering to party lines. It details how editors provide informed comment on economics and policy, resisting political intimidation while noting a secret hearing involving Senator Hatfield and broadcaster Don Burden’s case.
Testimony details a Bostoned chain of political gifts and payments tied to Senator Hatfield and media magnate Burden. Evelyn Cook and Louise Rudd testified Burden funded campaigns, bought favors, and sent $10,000 in bills to Hatfield’s circle while notes discuss free radio time, gifts to Nick Zapple, and a midnight burning of records as investigators probe influence and zoning for Portland radio facilities.
AP article notes that true age is how you live not years survived, urging active living to avoid aging. It cites habits like unnecessary umbrellas, clutter, preferring dull obituaries to sports, wary church sermons, indiscriminate medicine use, and shrinking interest in sex as signs of self-made aging.
Dave Malloy announced the Corry Home store on North Center street is being moved out of the city after a decade of operation. Russell Nason, head of the Corry Locker Service, was elected president of the Locker Plant Operators of Erie Warren Crawford and Chautauqua counties at a Hotel Corry dinner. The Loyal Order of Moose event drew over 400 members and guests at the North Center street club rooms.
A columnist vents broad social and political hostilities noting disdain for various groups and public figures. He criticizes taxation, politics, media, and culture with biting, often provocative, opinions while asserting a call for honesty and responsibility.
A Corry Evening Journal opinion piece laments rising taxes including a utility surcharge taxed again by state and federal levies. The writer compares taxpayer grievances to taxation without representation, criticizing ongoing tax burdens and limited political impact. The piece ends with newspaper masthead details and publishing notes.
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