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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
2
A reader offers a simple plan tied to the upcoming 50 mph speed limit. The suggestion proposes applying tar and chips to every major highway to improve efficiency and reduce fuel use as speeds are limited nationwide.
Motorists report slowdowns and damaged windshields on Route 6 between Route 89 and Union City. The piece argues that the slowdown tactic would disrupt travel, urging interviews with drivers affected by the conditions.
Watergate prosecutors say obstruction of justice is their strongest case against President Nixon for allegedly covering up the Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in. They allege the White House sought to hide plumbers investigations under national security and discuss possible CIA eavesdropping on Kremlin leaders.
William Ecenbarger argues the Pennsylvania House has become more efficient and open than the Senate, which clings to secret committees and lax ethics. He notes differences in attendance, expense rules, term lengths, and district sizes, urging the Senate to reform and catch up to the House.
Corry city council will meet in a special brief session tomorrow afternoon to adopt the 1954 budget totaling 167 thousand 557 dollars while a local meeting will explain Corry’s share in the Civil Works Administration program.
A long excerpted column discusses shifts in U S intervention stance noting Humphrey Mansfield and Fulbright as early peacekeeper proponents and Barry Goldwater pushing higher defense. It cites Gallup and insiders bullishness while labeling Israeli influence and Senate votes on aid. The piece argues wars will be limited to brush-fire conflicts and foreign policy evolves.
Wright Bankers analyst John Wright sticks to a forecast of an advance amid extreme pessimism and unreasoned evaluation. Other forecasters call for selective bullish bets on special situations, including nuclear energy, offshore drilling, rail transportation, and property liability insurers. Sindlinger & Co. predicts a near term improvement based on investor sentiment, with coal shipments and oil interests benefiting certain roads.
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