Applause for unsung champions at Corry Area High
The Journal congratulates Jim Bennett of Corry Area High School on his entry into the state wrestling competition in Harrisburg tomorrow. The piece notes hours of training and the broader chorus of student champions in scholarship, industrial arts, music, art, writing, and future business roles, urging appreciation beyond the public eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bennett
Corry Area High School
Harrisburg
Jim
Storied Irish names and what they mean
A list of Irish American names with meanings spans from Barney to Hopkins. It notes origins and traits, and previews an editor’s next installment. The piece also lists political figures in Pennsylvania and the United States, including Schweiker Shapp Scott Vigorito Dwyer Hopkins, with their office locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ireland
Barney
Barnabas
Barry
Bogan
Bolger
Boyle
Burke
Clancy
Cochran
Cody
Coffey
Cohan
Collins
Nicholas
Considine
Coogan
Corbett
Coughlin
Cullen
Deegan
Delaney
Devlin
Dooley
Doyle
Eagan
Farrell
Finnegan—Fair
Fitzpatrick
Fitzgerald
Firmspear Flaherty
Flanagan
Flynn
Gavin—Hawk
Gilligan
Gleason
Haggerty
Hanlon
Hanrahan
Harrigan
Hearn
Hogan—Young
St. Patrick's
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Richard S. Schweiker
Milton Shapp
Senate
Capitol
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Secret pork barrel meeting angers environmental foes
Disgruntled congressmen held a closed session attacking environmental restraints on public works. They blamed lawsuits for stalling pork barrel projects, with Rep. Bob Jones and Rep. Jim Wright leading denunciations of judges and EPA rules while praising big oil and fossil interests. A proposed shift of EPA powers to states emerged amid fresh accusations of political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Jones
D-Ala
Jim Wright
Dtex
House Public Works Committee
Nixon Needs Press To Back Second Term Bid
The 1972 campaign looms six months away and Nixon must overcome distrust of the press. He longs for open question sessions but has long alienated reporters through secretive tactics and carefully staged events. History cites his past storms and selective conferences as shaping the press relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
Pat’ Brown
California
Nixon
Peking
Andrews Air Force Base
Spiro Agnew
Pre School Census Underway In Corry City
PTA members launch a city wide census to assist school planning for the next three years. A baby boy, William Hall, was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. A large bowling rally with attendees from Corry Union City and Clymer is set for tomorrow at the VFW home featuring Robert G. Lynch of the American Bowling Congress. Weather records show 12 below to 44 above with mixed precipitation yesterday. Absences in schools dropped from 292 to 227 as the flu outbreak wanes.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
William Hall
Snyder Circle
Hall
Dorothy Robinson
Corry
Union City
Clymer
VFW
West Washington Street
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Corry Journal
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Assembly
R. Budd Dwyer
By Jack Anderson
Charles
Jones
Congress
Bill Harsha
Ohio
Nader
Pat Caffery
D-La
Big Oil
Louisiana
Roger Zion
R-Inc
Jim Kee
D-W. Va
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Kee
The
Richard Sullivan
Harsha
Caffery
International Telephone and Telegraph
San Diego
ITT
Sheraton
Conference Bureau
Republican Party
Hartford Fire Insurance
Jim Bishop
Fights Press
White House
Ron Ziegler
State Department
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Robert G. Lynch
American Bowling Congress
James McCartney
Knight Newspapers
Richard Nixon
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