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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
2
In our opinion Pretty schools don't educate We question district plans while noting a projected drop in pupil population over the next decade Taxpayers face a potential building program amid concerns about costs and education quality The piece argues that building size age and form do not determine learning and urges focus on reading writing and speaking fundamentals.
Nixon’s California attorneys Herbert Kalmbach and Frank De Marco Jr. have reportedly not billed the President for handling real estate, taxes, and other matters since his White House move, charging only out‑of‑pocket expenses. San Clemente purchase and related finances are outlined, with IRS audits in 1971–72 reportedly leading to no charges. Separate items discuss a terror schooling claim involving AID, a budget reform push in Congress, and Rep John Ware’s conflicts of interest across multiple energy and utility interests.
Paul Harvey reflects on Water Gate as a biblical metaphor for national reform. He cites Nehemiah 6 and Nehemiah reading Moses law at the Water Gate, noting a crowd repenting and pledging renewal of obedience to God’s laws, seen as a blueprint for orderly society.
The article tracks a volatile housing cycle with rising mortgage rates and tighter credit. It notes Fed policy, thrift rate shifts, and the wild card savings device, driving funds from savings into higher yields elsewhere. Builders face fewer starts, while investors and insurers seek builder profits and higher returns. Public forecasts anticipate lower housing starts into 1974 amid rising prices and constrained financing.
New York AP analysis portrays a wife who, after marriage, becomes more critical and controlling while a husband recalls a dreamlike courtship. The piece lampoons the shift from romance to domestic strain and reflects on evolving gender roles in marriage.
Questions and answers outline remedies for slander and discuss legitimacy and child support in Pennsylvania. A reader asks how to stop rumors from a mother in law and whether a separated spouse can avoid support for children born during marriage. The advice notes slander remedies, that ignoring provokes recognition, and that void or voidable marriages may render children legitimate for support purposes.
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