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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues that 19th and 20th century ideals of marriage as love have faded in some quarters. It critiques gender equalities in contracts that detail conjugal rights and duties 50 50, likening them to loveless old dowry agreements and questioning the direction of progress.
Former Attorney General John Mitchell is named in Watergate testimony by witness Alfred Baldwin who claims he delivered espionage reports to McCord and that a memo reached Mitchell. Baldwin says he monitored phone bugs, security checks, and that gunmen were arrested inside Democratic HQ with eavesdropping gear. He cites FBI statements about bank records, Justice Department honesty, and a Senate subcommittee grilling on privacy and surveillance.
John Cunniff discusses the Tax Foundation report on federal tax reform. It analyzes claims that the wealthy avoid taxes, that big corporations escape taxation, and that taxes are too high, noting the foundation’s research credibility and a final page listing trustees and corporate leaders.
A reader guide lists contact details for U S senators Richard Schweiker and Hugh Scott from Pennsylvania, plus Governor Milton Shapp. It also provides contact addresses for Representative Joseph Vigorito, Senator R Budd Dwyer, and Representative Forest Hopkins in Harrisburg and Washington and their respective offices.
A Paul Harvey essay critiques both major parties for missing four key planks in their platforms and reveals hidden views of nominees. It argues for immigration expansion, population control, simplified tax laws, and anti-smoking subsidies as unspoken, controversial priorities.
Corry area reports Amity Gas and Oil Inc will center operations on the Boyd Spencer farm about four thousand feet south of wells brought in by Pennsylvania Gas Company on Carter Hill. Teen Town executive council names year chairmen and plans activities. remarriage party for Miss Mary Lou McCray hosted by Mrs. Fred Schwab. Joseph Frisina to wed October 11. Charles P. Keating elected commander of Elmer C. Carrier Post American Legion. A. L. Foster completes improvements on the former Murdock property at First Avenue and West Church Street.
The Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 mandates labor organizations file an annual financial report with the Secretary of Labor, detailing their financial condition and operations. It requires making the report available to all members, and allowing members to inspect books and records for just cause. Reports filed with the Secretary are publicly available.
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