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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1973
Page
3
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Harrisburg AP reports that integrity is becoming the leading issue in political campaigns as Pennsylvania weighs a sweeping reform of campaign financing. The plan, sponsored by Rep. Patrick Gleason with Gov. Shapiro’s backing, would mirror federal reporting standards and sharply limit campaign spending to curb influence by affluent interests, though critics warn it could distort competition and empower organization-backed candidates.
Franklin News-Herald clarifies a misleading photo from Cranberry Conservation Camp showing a man shaped target. Teachers and students say they never shot at that target. it was placed by an off duty state trooper during his practice at the Izaak Walton range. The incident sparked debate over range safety and photo interpretation.
Washington reports a worsening fuel shortage prompting White House adviser John Love and Senate Interior Committee Chairman Henry M. Jackson to push an emergency plan without delay. They cite doubled oil import losses after nine Arab nations restricted shipments.
Greensburg Tribune-Review reporter Jude Dippald says he was fired three weeks ago due to political differences with publisher Richard Scaife who backed Nixon. Assistant Alan G. Nicholas denies a political firing and says he fired Dippald. The paper serves Greensburg, about 25 miles east of Pittsburgh, with a circulation of 38,000.
Erie County Hospital administrator Walter Wentzel refused a meeting with commissioners and two suspended staffers after commissioners balked at his investigation report. Wentzel says he will not attend or be a pawn. Perry’s attorney seeks a hearing under state law. commissioners plan a later meeting. The controversy includes public reactions and prior staff resignations at the paper.
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