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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1973
Page
2
The Democratic party in Corry this week injected excitement by electing a mayor and placing a council candidate within two votes of victory. The piece argues the two-party system will force vigorous campaigns and better candidates, ending one-party dominance in key posts. The new, tense atmosphere will define future elections until the final tally.
Investigations inherited by new Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski probe Nixon Wallace ties amid IRS tax cases on Gerald Wallace and a May 1971 plane meet. Report details Wallaces’ tax omissions, possible kickbacks, and White House interest before a pivotal Birmingham flight. It notes Kissinger’s lavish gala and Colson’s SEC maneuvering with Cook’s resignation looming.
Eugene Stoddard, a patient candidate, was barred from the City Council race after Erie County commissioners and their solicitor ruled he could not run because he was defeated in the primaries. The ruling was later shown to be erroneous, depriving him of a plausible vote getter. The piece suggests Stoddard sue to recover his $10 filing fee and notes the potential humorous impact of a win.
A Corry family of three perished this afternoon and another local man was near death after a private road crossing collision on the Lyle Stranahan farm north of Spartansburg. Snowfall this weekend measured six and a half inches, but thaw reduced ground to one and a half inches. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Boythe yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
A vivid scene of a courtroom audience and a magistrate presiding over a string of shabby cases. From shoplifting to drunkenness, drugged love, and petty crimes, the playlike Night Court unfolds with colorful characters and withering social commentary. The crowd laughs as the old man pleads for shelter from winter.
A reader asks about selling a home after living together 23 years with two children. If Pennsylvania recognizes a valid common law marriage, a partner may hold an interest in the real estate and must sign the deed. If no valid marriage exists, she has no claim on the sale.
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