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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
2
A local editor warns parents after two drug cases, including a juvenile and a group of rock musicians, with marijuana found by police. Some pills and other substances are under analysis. Reports of marijuana on streets and youth trips to Buffalo hint at broader drug presence. communal vigilance is urged.
A Washington report portrays a continued pro Pakistan tilt in U S foreign aid and policy toward India. It cites suspended aid shipments to India, increased Pakistan loans and wheat shipments, and a NASA memo targeting India for free reports. It also details a political purge attempt against Arthur Levin over claims tied to Chafee and Pell.
Wall Street remains hopeful as James Fullerton of the mutual fund industry touts a "magnificent and unique opportunity" despite lagging sales and criticism. He notes plans to boost institutional advertising and cites Robert Parks predicting a long, vigorous U.S. economic expansion. A taped interview with a 19 year old, recounting heroin and other drug activity, follows, detailing early life, trafficking, and recovery at The Seed in Davie Florida.
In Corry on October 25 1952 canvassers will join Community Survey Day to learn each family's religious and Sunday School ties, sponsored by the Corry Area Ministerial Association. Esso Hall on West Smith Street leased through Standard Oil to Clifford McCloskey and Mrs Ray Diemer. James Watson elected president of the Junior High School Student Council with officers Sharon Hansen and James Powers. Eastern Concord Township road improvement from Corry to Lindsey Hollow approved for early start. Rosemay Dewey daughter of Superintendent Ralph S Dewey ill with whooping cough.
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