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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
2
Washington reports allege Stroessner and high ranking officers profit from narcotics networks in Paraguay. CIA memo names Interior and police chiefs and generals, linking river gunboats and airports to smuggling while U.S. aid supports the regime. The exposure comes amid Nixon’s war on drugs and new helicopter aid to Paraguay.
Opinion piece lauds Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Denenberg for advocating no fault coverage and curbing costs. He criticized Blue Shield for a proposed rate hike and a board dominated by doctors and dentists. The column praises his challenge to entrenched insurance cartels and cites reader letters from Belton Texas and Marysville Washington on government finance and effective officials.
In Corry on May 24 1957 the Colonial Terrace roadside motel under construction will open next week. A brief dedication for Route 6 rest stops is planned with a auto pilgrimage from Corry and Union City to reach the site by 7 p.m. A farewell party for Mrs May McCormick was held at Corry High School by the commercial secretarial class.
William Wynne Wister, famed for a 19 year drinking problem, became a pioneering psychotherapy figure for alcoholics. He doubted Alcoholics Anonymous while guiding 294 of 300 patients toward adjustment, and his life included a complex mix of genius, self critique, and devotion to an old lady who saved him from relapse.
New York AP profile of Herbert Denenberg Pennsylvania insurance commissioner argues consumer fraud lies in how government operates not government itself He cites spending figures and criticizes regulatory agencies as captives of special interests He outlines steps to make regulators effective through public hearings advisory panels and open communication to build support and drive action
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