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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
2
The State Police Commissioner James Barger blames payoffs to police for rising organized crime, prompting calls for named arrests and proof. Critics say his lack of evidence harms public trust and demands accountability or replacement.
NBC offers Ellery Queen with Jim Hutton as the absentminded mystery writer and David Wayne as Inspector Queen, solving a New Year’s Eve murder at a Gotham hotel. ABC counters with On the Rocks featuring four inmates at a minimum security prison and a two-guard setup led by Jose Perez, mixed with humor and drama. The Washington column mocks Pentagon waste, noting a Hawaii resort story, animal roundups on San Clemente Island, and a misspelling scandal around Army secretary Hoffmann.
Jack Anderson reports on internal Army memos praising proper spelling of Secretary Martin R. Hoffmann with two Fs and two Ns. The piece links broader Pentagon snags from a Saratoga crew destroying gear to a costly National War College tile contract, irregular invoices, and growing scrutiny by FBI and GAO.
A reflective column contrasts Solzhenitsyn's American exile with U S diplomacy, arguing he cannot be objective on East West matters and warning against using rhetoric to drive a wedge between Ford and Kissinger. The piece muses on timing of life’s little crises, noting the bike wheel detour as an example.
A humorous column reflecting on everyday misfortunes that strike at the worst moments. It lists common mishaps from household disasters to missed deadlines and late arrivals, musing on why bad timing seems universal and arguing against fate while suggesting memory lapses or easy solutions as possible causes.
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