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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1970
Page
2
A letter signed by Sen. Hugh Scott and 33 senators urges President Nixon to reject the President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography. They condemn its recommendation to repeal laws against explicit material and warn that Denmark's lax standards corrupted society from youth to adults.
Columnists and commentators challenge labels for ordinary citizens calling them the middle ground between spendthrift politicians and non producers. They argue middle Americans work hard to pay taxes and support the nation, resisting both extremes while voicing concern over societal tensions.
Corry distributors announce a price increase effective today though exact figures were not disclosed. A social security outreach will visit Corry next Tuesday at 1 p.m. to issue cards and provide information to retired workers and dependents.
Spiro Agnew campaigned in Las Vegas promoting law and order while state and federal rules on corporate donations and public employee conduct were questioned. He backed GOP candidates Raggio and Fike, whose real estate dealings and use of school buses drew scrutiny amid Nevada conflicts of interest laws and a low land sale price to Colorado River Properties.
A caustic broadside targets John Wayne and Native Americans, mixing caricature, political jab, and social critique. It mocks stereotypes, questions treaties and reservations, and lampoons figures like Senator Barry Goldwater while weaving in press names and places. This polemic blends satire with hostile language toward Indigenous people and policies.
Arjay Miller argues for substantial government participation to address public goods like air and water quality, safe streets, mass transit, and education. He cites Ford’s experience with standards and contends that while business seeks to act, universal standards require a governing agency to set and enforce them, likely the government.
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