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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
2
In our opinion the GM UAW agreement sparks fear for the national economy. It signals further inflationary rounds, with higher car prices and potential tax burdens, while prompting questions about foreign competition and overall economic chaos. The piece also notes perceived leniency in prosecuting officials, citing Arch Moore amid tax and campaign fund controversies.
The piece outlines a when-what-where of a series of political graft probes involving Rep. James Collins and other Republicans. It alleges selective enforcement, notes Will Wilson’s recusal, and claims officials maneuver to limit prosecutions while publicly touting law and order. It cites private papers and calls for accountability amid alleged kickbacks and campaign funding abuses.
A Wall Street Journal survey shows many who were fired years ago for age are returning to jobs. Retirees prove steadier, cheaper, and more reliable. Banks, unions, and firms hire seniors for tellers and analysts while Social Security rules push part time work. Experts cite economic and health benefits, with women living longer noted as a factor.
Rainy hour daydreams unfold as a humorous montage of impossible plans and grand schemes. The piece parodies aspirational thoughts set against everyday costs and ambitions, anchored by a note about the Corry Evening Journal newspaper and its publication details.
New York report notes that Penn Central's bankruptcy exposed risk in unsecured commercial paper held by banks mutual funds and insurers. Lenders tightened standards, buyers accept lower yields, and firms with weak ratings are pushed out, prompting renewed caution despiteFed and major banks providing liquidity.
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