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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1974
Page
2
The piece notes a new federal law forcing schools receiving aid to open records to parents, asserting parents’ rights to know how their child is viewed and why. It transitions to a Newark case involving 36 year old John Tully claiming to surrender, describing a tense standoff with FBI agents and a taped confrontation between Tully and agents, including dramatic quotes.
A wild report covers John Tully’s arrest raid by seven FBI agents at his home as he faces four murders and drug charges, plus bail at 1.3 million. The piece moves to Meade Esposito, Brooklyn’s aging Democratic boss amid probes, then to a U.S. Secret Service training film and a note on Dr. van Docheff’s campaign against Nixon.
The Conference Board finds the 1000 largest U S manufacturers boosted capital appropriations 39 percent from the first to second quarter, totaling 16.29 billion dollars. Utilities bore the squeeze as bond markets faltered and environmental rules constrained expansion. yet 1975 prospects look strong with about half predicting higher capital spending despite tight credit concerns.
A vivid account recalls Fort Jefferson off Key West and the imprisonment of Dr. Samuel Mudd after Lincoln's assassination. It describes the fort’s neglect, harsh climate, and mosquito-driven deaths, alongside Mudd’s life sentence and eventual parole under President Johnson.
The law explains that Pennsylvania recognizes common-law marriages. A valid common-law wife can claim a share of the estate as provided by law, depending on whether a will exists and whether there are surviving direct descendants. Ex officio means by virtue of office and is often honorary with no voting power, though some organizations allow voting rights in specific rules.
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