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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
2
An opinion piece argues that the abuse of TT was carried out by men with prior history in similar acts and asserts that their past is not an excuse for current wrongdoing. The author contends accountability begins at leadership and demands scrutiny of officials.
In a defense of public morals, critics urge the Pennsylvania General Assembly to curb the growing sale of pornographic literature and objects. They condemn dealers for corrupting youth and flouting community standards amid court rulings seen as permissive.
The article surveys Nixon era tensions as Watergate shakes the White House with Kissinger fearing damage while Brezhnev gains leverage in Moscow. It notes congressional bills on obscene literature, Smithsonian spending fights over Inaugural events, and calls for tougher action against smut. It also critiques hiring the handicapped and argues for realistic policies.
The piece argues Russell Means inflated in Wounded Knee siege with AIM power over Oglala Sioux leader Richard Wilson, calling the takeover a misdirected act by an outsider and critiquing government negotiations with armed demonstrators. It also notes New York business leaders debating how to publicly defend industry amid criticism.
James J. Needham, chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, told a university alumni group on May 1 that the exchange should take a dominant role in the upcoming central market. He cautioned that any weakening of the financial position harms all Americans while noting Watergate’s ripple effects on business. The exchange and its leaders declined to comment on Watergate, saying it was political.
In Corry May 5 1953 Walter R Ross of Wright street was named by the Corry Community Chest to head the annual fund raising campaign set for the summer. Mrs Frank Ferry hosted her 500 Club at her parents home on East Pleasant street with Mrs Robert Garfield hosting June 1st. Kiwanis Club heard sketches from the Garthur Oddfrey show at the Phoenix Hotel led by Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice. In 1933 Miss Ethel Cole of Erie became superintendent of Corry Hospital after serving at Hamot Hospital. S.E. Anderson of Corry Senior High School plans a science trip to North Warren tomorrow.
A named illegitimate child in a will takes as directed. If the will uses the word child, an illegitimate child is not presumed included unless named. When parents marry, the child is legitimate for inheritance from both parents. Illegitimate heirs inherit intestate only from the mother.
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