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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1970
Page
2
The push for mandatory safety glass in storm doors showers and patios faces Senate resistance over costs. Critics note about 12 000 Pennsylvanians are injured annually by glass hazards. The House approved its version but the Senate stalled, wary of additional property owner costs.
McClellan faces a delayed hearings timetable while he confronts a rising push to probe organized crime. A Senate scene unfolds in the caucus room as pressure mounts for action before year’s end.
In a Berkshire mountain bungalow Tony and Maria drift from intimate kinship into silent strain. Maria's suspicion and Tony's detachment culminate in her death by strychnine, misread by police as a crime of passion until pathologist Dr. Mickley reveals it as self-inflicted tragedy and a final dark joke on the living.
A Belton Texas Journal opinion piece quotes a senator harshly criticizing a welfare plan that would require able bodied people to work if work exists. The writer argues any form of work can be demeaning and recalls starting work at age 12, saying personal discomfort never left him.
Heavy machinery moved into Corry to resurface state highways within city limits as South Center Street from Grove Street to the southern edge received a blacktop treatment under the summer work plan. Parish activities include St Edward’s registration on Tuesday morning September 5 from 9 to 11, parochial school classes to begin Wednesday, Nast Company opens its Ladies Shop in a newly equipped storeroom beside the men’s store, Mrs. Eugene Miller returns from France after visiting her son’s grave Harold Miller in the Oise Aisne Cemetery, and Corry Evening Journal publishes local notices and classifieds.
John Bunting of First Pennsylvania & Trust Ob. urges corporate and bank boards to include women, Blacks, the poor, the young, and consumers. He predicts revolution or evolution toward wider inclusion by 1980, with 28-year-olds and those earning under 7500 possible on major boards. The Corry Journal note signs for reader submissions.
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