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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1974
Page
2
Hawaii pineapple firms insist mainland buyers will keep getting fresh Hawaiian fruit. Dole and Del Monte argue the future is air shipping to the mainland, despite moves to shift operations abroad for cheaper labor.
Corry Evening Journal notes a rise of 92 percent in school-age personal crisis reports over two years. It argues that labeled sicknesses masked crimes and criticizes the spread of informal marriage. The piece questions who the misleaders are and vows to address goodness and badness in today’s news.
Hawaii pineapple plans shift as Del Monte extends Molokai through January 1978 while Dole ends Molokai canning. Companies cite rising global demand and high Hawaii labor costs versus Southeast Asia and Africa. Labor costs drive reduced canning. Del Monte and Dole expand fresh fruit shipping amid cuts. Pennsylvania Republicans accuse Justice Department politicization under Shapp, arguing parity with Nixon era claims.
The piece argues that the governor's influence over the Justice Department shapes investigations and policy, noting alleged political motivations behind probes and the close alignment of opinions with Shapp. It discusses a proposed move to elect the attorney general, arguing it would complicate governance and reduce gubernatorial convenience, reflecting on democracy's balance.
Readers in the area express dissatisfaction with PennDOT and seek action. Contact options listed include Harrisburg and Meadville offices with phone numbers and addresses for Rep. Foras Hopkins, Jacob G. Kassab, CP Saupp District 1F, and the Erie County Highway Supervisor.
A mother leaves her farm to a step grandson. He dies intestate with no close relatives. his widow inherits all estate under intestacy. When she dies, remaining land passes by her will or intestate law, regardless of the deed still in the mother's name.
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