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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1973
Page
2
A TIME Magazine letters writer cites Reverend Donald C. Bushfield of Torrance California saying voting for McGovern would ruin morale, create mess and corruption. The rev reflects belief that the 1972 election foretold Watergate consequences and public disillusion.
Farm real estate values in Pennsylvania rose 20 percent from March 1, 1972 to March 1, 1973, led by strong non farm demand and investor interest. The Erie County Extension Office notes statewide gains outpaced national growth, with Pennsylvania per acre values rising from $430 to $518. Wisconsin topped PA with a 21 percent rise.
In 1960 bicycles were a minor transport mode in the United States. By 1972 bike sales jumped to 13.9 million with 60 million in use while car sales topped 117 million, indicating bicycles overtook autos for the first time. The era saw rising health, ecology, and family riding trends fueling growth.
Nixon pressures regulatory appointees to favor loyalty over independent judgment. Haldeman distributes a memo and a pro president column urging loyalty, while Robert Morris of the Federal Power Commission protests to Senator Tunney, signaling deep Washington strain over regulatory independence amid the energy crisis.
Q and A explain that a claimant can appeal a local Social Security disability denial. An application with medical evidence is evaluated by a state agency under HEW guidelines, then reviewed by the Bureau of Disability Insurance. Reconsideration can be requested with new evidence, and further review may occur before the Appeals Council or U.S. District Court if dissatisfied.
The piece argues that lawyers corrupt the rule of law through loopholes and fixing. It cites White House counsel, John Mitchell, and others, noting double jeopardy claims and the ABA's weak discipline. It warns public anger could push government to curb judiciary influence and privatize justice.
FCC hearing on two firms seeking to operate stations in Corry and Franklin adjourned to October 27. Corry sponsor Olivia T. Rennekamp. only one station can win final approval at the shared frequency.
The Corry Evening Journal credits George Sample as publisher and William S. Eaton as managing editor with Jean McLaughlin as pressroom foreman. The paper notes AP news provided exclusively and details subscription rates by mail and in advance, plus advertising rate information and deadlines.
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