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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
3
A jumble of names and phrases references political figures, associates, and possible events. The text hints at a secretary, a president, Nixon, and a person named Tran, with mentions of merchandise, lobbyists, and officials, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmentary.
An anonymous mourner placed five roses at fire station one near the memorial to five Corry volunteers who died in the Sherwin Williams fire on North Center Street one year ago yesterday. Identical bouquets appeared at station two and the City Park memorial.
Government food inspectors say there are not enough inspectors to prevent contamination incidents. Over the past six months recalls cited additives such as lubricating oil in soda, pesticide in cheese and noodles, metal fragments, coffee whitener, and glass in cereal. FDA plans industry wide voluntary guidelines to replace previous self policing due to only 525 field inspectors being available.
The nation's railroads asked Congress for 600 million dollars annually to prevent a full scale government takeover and restore competitive profits. Former senator George Smathers, serving as counsel to the Association of American Railroads, warned that without support, service will worsen, earnings fall, and more railroads may go bankrupt, making nationalization a possible last option.
Congressional economists challenge White House plans, urging lower taxes, pared defense, public jobs, a price wage policy, and a national income floor. They forecast GNP no higher than 1.045 trillion by year end, with inflation persisting and unemployment unlikely to fall. Proxmire pushes tax cuts and social spending shifts to boost the economy.
Harrisburg AP report describes a Senate bill to amend the Public School Code allowing school boards to require daily silent prayer or nonreligious meditation in classrooms. Chief sponsor Sen. William B. Lentz said the measure aims to foster tolerance and unity among students from diverse faiths.
The Western Pennsylvania Conference of the United Church of Christ will close its Greenville home for children at the end of the current school year to expand the nearby Home for the Aging. The facility, established in 1657 in Butler and moved to Greenville in 1908, faced ongoing deficits as resident numbers declined from housing over 200 to emotionally disturbed and retarded children in recent years.
Harrisburg AP reports 89 000 volunteers assist welfare dept to aid physically and mentally disabled children and public assistance recipients. Volunteers serve on boards advisory committees or as chairs of special projects in administrative roles.
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