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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
2
The editorial praises Federal Judge John J. Sirica for defying pressure from powerful figures in the Watergate scandal. It commends his stance against James W. McCord Jr. and Jeb Stewart Magruder profiting from lectures, calling Sirica a hero and predicting eventual prison for lawbreakers on par with other criminals.
Washington reports the FTC secretly destroyed nearly 100000 copies of a harsh consumer protection booklet on profit making vocational schools after industry protests. The draft warned degrees from private schools could be questionable and cautioned against diploma mills and misleading names, but a revised version omits these criticisms.
A reflective piece contrasts returning home with aging faces and medical ward scenes. It traces duty and memory through visits to ill family members, the toll of time, and the bittersweet renewal found in familiar places, ending with a wary note on looming economic mood.
The piece explains terms like stagflation indicating stagnation with inflation, minirecession as very slow growth around one percent, and a growth recession about two percent with high joblessness. It notes how definitions hinge on GDP trends and that real recession conclusions require later data.
An avant garde painter Lance confronts sharp comments from critics and patrons about his canvases. Jokes about subject matter, technique, and the artist’s future surface amid banter from gallery visitors and parents concerned with his career. Political names appear in a later list of Pennsylvania officials and representatives.
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