Corry’s three state champions hailed as city’s day
Corry celebrates its success with Charley Slocum Linda Olson and Jim Bennett noted as state champions. The piece lauds their achievements amid local pride and hints Corry may never again match such a peak for the city’s sports history. It closes by hoping for more future champions. Senator Gaylord Nelson probes cough and cold remedies earning billions, targeting products like Allcrest and Vicks for safety concerns and dubious labeling. The inquiry warns these drugs may harm diabetics heart patients and others and cautions about congestion rebound from decongestants.
Cold remedy warnings and Middle East tensions amid 1970s notices
The piece notes lax regulation of cold remedy ads and Nelson plans to urge FCC explanations, with officials and scientists prepared to testify. It shifts to coded guerrilla broadcasts during the Munich Olympic crisis, reporting Syria and Fatah efforts to curb extremism, and CIA notes on Jordanian-Syrian tensions and past confrontations in 1970.
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Munich
Syria
Backward glance at a long-ago party convention tale
A reflective, vintage-style piece revisits a 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach with misdirections and misread identities. It riffs on candidates linked to Connally, Huey Long, and other figures, revealing how readers could be misled by portraits of power and influence.
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Merritt Family Mark 19th Birthday at Mead Park
Corry residents recall a 19th birthday with a wiener roast chips cake ice cream and pop for Carlyle Merritt. Nearby a brunch for Mrs. Lillian Long drew nine women and children at Merle Long's lawn. Court Conception No 25 of Catholic Daughters held a large meeting with a tureen dinner led by Mrs. Alfred Morrison Sr. Anglers Roy Rickerson and Charles Kinley landed muskies 28 and 30 inches at Findley Lake.
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Carlyle
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Roy Rickerson
Charles Kinley
Findley Lake
New York State
What is the Law What is the Law
A column explains incorporating a business and joint ownership. It notes advantages like limited liability and perpetual existence, plus potential tax benefits, but also drawbacks such as extra regulations and double taxation. It then clarifies joint ownership for spouses in Pennsylvania as tenancy by the entireties, where the surviving spouse becomes sole owner.
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Mary Doe
John Doe
Pennsylvania
Stein Right and Wrong on Food Buying Power in Election Year
New York AP recalls Herbert Stein, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, arguing that average workers can buy more food than a year ago, even as meat prices rose 11.6 percent. The piece weighs the tension between rising costs and rising incomes, noting persistent household price sensitivity and changes in shopping behavior and food budgets. It highlights the complexity of food consumption, price perception, and the disconnect between economic facts and political timing.
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Herbert Stein
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
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