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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1973
Page
2
In a bid to curb X rated movies the idea of a hefty tax on controversial films gains support from Assemblyman Edward M. Early. The outcome hinges on legislative momentum and future reception of such a tax as alternatives have failed.
President Nixon promotes San Clemente facilities to federal agencies, inviting meetings at the Western White House while highlighting recreation options from fishing to Disneyland. Brig. Gen. Brent Scowcroft reiterates the offer, noting offices, conference rooms, and a private beach for groups up to 40.
New York AP dispatch urges clear, honest energy forecasts and specific plans from the federal government. It notes economists differ on inflation and unemployment projections while Washington rhetoric downplays disruption as carmakers cut production and mail delivery is affected.
A compact contact guide listing U.S. Senators Richard Schweiker Hugh Scott and representatives including Joseph Migorito and R Budd Dwyer with their Washington and Harrisburg office addresses for Pennsylvania. It notes the Senate and House offices in Washington D C and the state capitol in Harrisburg for public outreach and legislative inquiries.
Watergate spurred ethics bills as seven states enacted reforms and others move forward. Illinois threads multiple measures to police politics amid payoffs and bid rigging, while Maryland New Jersey Hawaii Florida Texas California and Nevada push caps and disclosure. Congress debates a $3000 per source per candidate limit, with broader enforcement lingering.
A satirical roundup lists woes from global crises to petty social foibles. The piece lampoons hypocritical shoppers and overbearing talkers, laments gas cuts and hoarding, mocks spray of fancy foreign wines, and ends with a prayer-like plea for relief from trials of flesh and spirit.
A reader asks if Workmen's Compensation covers domestic tasks. The answer clarifies that the act compensates an injured employee for work-related injuries, not a spouse's loss of domestic services. Domestic and farm workers are only covered if the employer elects coverage.
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