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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1974
Page
2
A one word advice for November candidates: deliver. Voters grow frustrated with a government seen as self serving and slipping from duty. The mood is rising that politicians must act or risk losing support. Thursday night a high school crowd heard state officials urge action and accountability.
President Nixon told aides the national outrage over the White House transcripts has died down and he has weathered the worst of the storm. He credited Democratic leaders with abating the furor and warned impeachment talks may still loom, while noting Republicans and conservative papers pressed for resignation.
The American Iron and Steel Institute executives met in New York amid mixed sentiment about taxes imports and environmental rules. They warned that without capital and capacity to meet rising domestic demand, pressure could push government intervention, citing regulatory and environmental concerns as threats to profitability and future growth.
Paul Harvey surveys the era ahead, noting Gov George Wallace’s rising power after a sweeping win and third term bid. He discusses Wallace leveraging 900 delegates, potential Kennedy Wallace pairing, and a Wallace third party bid. He also warns on campaign finance scrutiny and disclosure challenges shaping election outcomes.
Analyzing campaign finance reform, the Philadelphia Inquirer notes the link between Gov. Milton Shapp and AFSCME. It questions why the union supports his re election, given his role as state employer and board chair. The piece urges Shapp to refuse union contributions to avoid conflicts of interest.
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