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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
2
State Senator Duffield files a bill to amend the vehicle code allowing courts to deem drag racing vehicles contraband and order their disposal, backed by President Judge Reilly as a measure to curb dangerous on–road racing. The proposal, if enacted, could deter racers and protect innocent drivers on public highways.
Washington readers flood the Bicentennial slogan drive as oil prices bite the economy and leaders warn of policy gaps. Joseph Alsop questions Western resilience while citizens send in hopeful lines, including Ernie Supola's “Golden Past to a Golden Future.” The piece also recaps Dr Timothy Leary’s grand jury saga and Joanna Harcourt Smith's testimony about their drug-related actions.
Paul Harvey discusses welfare, energy, and economic policy, comparing U.S. ideas with Denmark's welfare state. He notes high taxes, government subsidies, and rising unemployment while Denmark faces a growing anti-spending party, rising prices, and a shift to industrial exports amid red balances and social strain. He warns on sustainability of expansive welfare.
A reminiscence recalls streaking as a brief boom centered on colleges, noting its rise and decline. The piece cites a seminar at Rochester Institute of Technology that allegedly discussed streaking, suggesting the campus origin of the information.
Q and A explain eighteen year olds may marry and sue as adults under 1972 acts. outlines that guardianship rules for divorce under twenty one do not apply. The piece mocks a graphic arts seminar at RIT with dubious tips on sexual conduct, disguise, and youth behavior, urging readers not to reveal the source.
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