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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1974
Page
3
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Margaret Trudeau describes stress from being prime minister’s wife anxiety over a second child and her first active political campaign as factors in her recent psychiatric hospitalization. She said she was unprepared to be Canada’s first lady when she wed Pierre Elliott Trudeau in 1971 calling the marriage a catastrophe to her identity.
Prince Philip will visit Belize El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica in mid March 1962 according to El Salvador foreign minister Maurice Borgonovo He will begin March 4 and end March 19 with stops in Belize El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica The tour marks a busy regional itinerary for the royal party during the month
Omar Watts, 56, known as Cherokee Chief Little Fox, wins first prize in Ohio Lottery’s millionaire drawing. He receives 1 million dollars total, $50,000 yearly for 20 years, and will stay in Ohio to help friends who aided him before planning a future return to his people.
President Ford and Mrs. Ford spent a quiet weekend at Camp David with their new dog Liberty. Ford swam and played golf on both days and watched football Sunday while Liberty was coaxed into the water. Mrs. Ford walked in the cool fall weather as she recovers from cancer surgery. The first family returned to the White House for Sunday dinner.
President Ford is urged to scrap the maze of federal aid programs in favor of a proposed Income Supplement Program guaranteeing a minimum annual income of 3600 dollars for poor families. The plan, developed in HEW, circulated in the Cabinet in recent weeks.
Washington reports show the AFL-CIO political trust has disbursed 14 million dollars on politics this year. The AMA political trust allocated 792,697 dollars, with 39 state committees contributing further sums. The United Auto Workers donated 763,395 dollars in political spending this year.
AP survey predicts Gov. Shapp and Lt. Gov candidate Flaherty will win big in southwestern Pennsylvania. Labor support for Schweiker contrasts with local distrust of corruption inquiries, while Shapp benefits from regional familiarity and strong party registration margins across nine counties.
Secret Service agents seized more than 8 million dollars in counterfeit one hundred dollar bills in Los Angeles. Four California men were arrested and booked for investigation of manufacturing and possession, following surveillance after a tip. Suspects are Leonard Salmon, Kenneth Wall, Robert Spratte, and Sam Anders.
New York economist Dr Irwin L Kellner of Manufacturers Hanover Trust Bank says corporate bookkeeping shifts to offset inflation may have distorted GNP showing declines or stability where gains were due. Commerce official James L Pate calls the idea astute as surveys of inventory accounting changes proceed. Firms moved from FIFO to LIFO inflating costs and lowering profits and taxes, impacting GNP and profits reports.
Citizens urge tighter enforcement of traffic rules and safety measures in Columbus and Millcreek, call for leaf raking ordinances, tarp tiedowns on plant trucks, hedge height restrictions, lower speeds near schools, and accountability for downtown projects amid a push to publish public opinions weekly on Sound Off.
Senate Democrat Mansfield urges wage and price controls as a remedy for lingering economic woes while Treasury Secretary Simon resists. They spoke on CBS and ABC Sunday, with Mansfield warning of a possible recession and broader morass, and Simon arguing that controls don’t work yet predicting partial relief by next spring under current Ford policies.
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