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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1973
Page
2
A Washington pundit asserts cost of living rose five percent while wages rose five percent and more. The writer counters that wages typically advance only during major negotiations or year end settlements, not weekly, challenging the expert’s claim.
A columnist laments rising outgo over wages, calling it a rigged race. The piece argues for a simple law guaranteeing fault admissions in auto accidents to ease insurance burdens, noting not everyone has insurance.
An odds and ends column from Fair Oaks California humorously distills pop culture, politics, and odd facts. It touches on Yogi Berra, Richard Nixon, Einstein, Hoffa, and a flood of trivia about crime, newspapers, art, and prisons. The piece notes FBI scrutiny of X rated films, a no fault car insurance bill in the Senate, and a Corry Civics class tour to discuss capital punishment with Senator Budd Dwyer.
Three senators urge minicigar makers to drop TV ads, citing dangers of cigarettelike products. Consolidated Cigars defies, airing Dutch Treat commercials in six markets while avoiding puffing scenes. Senators warn of stronger action if advertising continues.
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins weighs capital punishment ethics and urges handling bills out of committee. The body backs veterans education funding, teaching the ten commandments in schools, and various measures: police pensions, firefighting club access, and ordinance penalties. A miscommunication about attendance at two banquets closes the recap.
In a special meeting on March 27 1953 Corry City Council agreed to buy four Koontz Equipment parking meters to be installed on West Main Street within 30 days. The streets department will install them along the north side between South Center Street and First Avenue.
New York traders note frozen pork futures and other commodities rival stocks in appeal as seats on exchanges fetch steep prices. The piece cites high margins and dramatic profits, with examples in soybeans and iced broilers, while warning of losses for undisciplined traders amid an ongoing market rise and demand-driven gains.
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