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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1972
Page
2
In Corry opinion, voters are urged to recognize that no candidate can act alone. Campaign promises are constrained by Congress and the President. The piece notes presidents and others cannot pledge outcomes without legislative approval, and stresses constituent needs shape only through Congress.
The piece argues that campaign promises are rhetoric not reality. It notes no single legislator or president can steer the nation alone and criticizes the back scratching practice of trading votes. It portrays political pledges as hollow and self serving.
A reflective reminiscence traces seasonal memories and social mores before feminism, noting shifts in language, attire, etiquette, and humor. It recalls portraits of daily life, from fashion to alcohol norms, playgrounds, and aspirations, ending with a nostalgic question about those days.
Corry memories recount Clare L. Gordon retiring from Fetall grocery after a career since 1914 with sale of the store to Herbert and Mrs. Loveland. A Wright street bridge party entertained by Mrs. T. S. Kelsey celebrated costumes as hundreds joined Halloween tricks or treats with few misdeeds reported. Also noted are 1932 election registration rise to 2100 and a Beavers football tie against Youngsville on a muddy field.
Kenneth T Lyons, a Nixon ally and head of the National Association of Government Employes, faces Justice and Labor Department inquiries into alleged perjury related to a Mafia-linked detergent case and possible misuses of union funds. Lyons, a Democrat for Nixon figure, has political access at the White House while investigations unfold.
Jim Bishop describes the invention of champagne and the Champagne region's winemaking lore. He recounts Dom Perignon's second fermentation, Moet et Chandon's rise, cellar practices, and the craft of the chef de cave, blending years, bottling, and the personal story of de Vogue amid Franco-German conflict.
U S News World Report Washington Post and Los Angeles Times frame a growing porn market as moral danger. Denmark liberalization spurred dozens of sex clubs, later shut by authorities. Pope Paul cites crime rise, while Chicago and New York theater scenes suffer as purveyors push filth. Alexander Cohen condemns pollutants harming lawful business.
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