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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
2
The opinion argues welfare recipients should face renewed state investigations to confirm eligibility under new federal guidelines. It says abolishing inquiries in the 1960s led to overpayments and errors costing taxpayers millions, and that rightful payments should go only to those in genuine need, regardless of fraud.
In Corry, Sept 25 1953 the Aero Supply plant strike ends and uncalled workers may claim unemployment. Paul Heasley of the State Employment Agency notes. Voter registration totals reach 75 with 38 Democrats 35 Republicans and two Independents. Corry Area High hosts Millcreek Trojans for 8:30 pm kickoff as Beaver football seeks third win. 40 years ago Oil City beat Corry 26-0. Agnes Blaha moves to Montgomery Ward ladies dept.
The Nixon White House used spy reports by Seymour Freidin to monitor Ed Muskie during the 1972 race. The files depicted Muskie as an irritable campaigner, with meetings and staff tensions reported to Murray Chotiner and circulated to Haldeman and Mitchell.
Opinion Research reports 69 percent of union members are discontent with leadership. Details cite high pay for executives such as Bernard Rubin in Miami and AFL-CIO President George Meany, plus multiple jobs and lavish expense accounts. The piece suggests growing anger could trigger bitterness and revolt.
A reader asks about intestate share for an adopted child. The article explains Pennsylvania law treats an adopted child as the natural child of the adopting parents, so an adopted sibling would be entitled to a share of the deceased brother’s estate.
The piece criticizes Milton Shapp and his administration for failing to lower state store milk prices due to the 35 year old State Milk Control Law. It cites the Turnpike failures, 18 licensing boards, and spying allegations against Vincent J. Fumo. It notes limited consumer-friendly progress and urges voters to seek refunds in November 1974.
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