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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
2
The article notes 117000 accidental deaths nationwide in 1972, with 56300 from cars and the remainder from home, work, and play. It urges equal prevention focus beyond highway dangers, highlighting a 1 percent population rise and a 2 percent rise in fatal accidents.
Henry Petersen, in charge of the Watergate prosecution, is quoted by his brother in law Melvin Clark as saying Nixon personally instructed him to ease the investigation. Petersen denies asking prosecutors to restrain the case and says his relationship with the President was straight up and down.
Hector J enters political realms in Argentina, delving into speculative arts and divination practices. The report notes his public statements and associations, highlighting the intriguing blend of politics and occultism.
A partial reader-friendly note reports a ceremonial transfer involving a three ship ensemble and a formal reception for delegates. Dortic Chi presided with dignitaries and a celebratory atmosphere noted in the limited readable text.
A New York AP piece notes one in five Americans feel underemployed wishing for better pay and status. It lists humorous, risqué, and unlikely jobs to illustrate how some would trade current work for imagined glory, yet emphasizes the value of steady employment.
In Corry during a special board meeting on a May weekend 1953 Miss Helen Jones was elected to membership on the Joint Committee and then became treasurer of the Corry Board of Education, succeeding Charles S. Monroe who had died last week. Also noted is a Guernsey cow collision injuring the animal, Eddie Hatch’s track podium at Penn State, and a 1933 plan for Wednesday half-day closings amid federal aid discussions.
A veteran observer notes a shift in media tone from defense to aggression as Watergate unfolds. He compares the president’s standing, cites editors and columnists redefining roles, and recounts how once cautious reporting became assertive scrutiny amid the scandal.
Rep. Patman pressed the FTC to assess GMAC issued booklets alleging aggressive loan tactics by credit unions. GMAC said the materials generalize credit union practices and ordered their discontinuation. Patman seeks quick ruling amid concerns of truth in lending violations and potential harm to credit unions.
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