Groovy grads blamed for school dances at Corry High
The editorial argues that graduates, not current students, cause most dances troubles at Corry Area High School. It suggests banning graduates from events, proposing the Student Council should decide, to ease acceptance by students, with leadership urged to consider the outcome.
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Corry Area
Honest Man in the White House Aimed At
In a column from Corry, the writer advocates voting against incumbents in the upcoming election. Citing Watergate’s fallout, he argues for a trusted, honest leader, possibly Ford, as the needed “GOOD and believable President.” The piece muses on public confidence, political integrity, and a shift away from seasoned politicians toward a capable outsider.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Russe
Warren County
State General Assembly
Jay Haskell
Titusville
Washington
Republican Party
Spiro Agnew
Gerald Ford
Ford
Clean
United States
Nixons
Johnsons
Pittsburgh Press
White House
Connally Pressured by Nixon Links and Milk Scandal Fallout
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally tried to block a Justice Department probe into dairy lobbyist Jake Jacobsen who confessed to delivering a $10,000 payoff to Connally. Jacobsen later testified Connally rejected a $10,000 sum, and jaworski appointed as prosecutor pursued the milk and savings case, with Connally denying Jacobsen’s account while the witness faced pressure and moral choice.
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Washington
Treasury
John Connally
Justice Department
Jake Jacobsen
Watergate
Connally
Jacobsen
Savings and Loan
FBI
Archibald Cox
Cox
Connaly
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Texas
Treasury Department
Maiden Aunt Dominates Saturday Visit in New York Tale
An old family visit centers on Aunt Jenny the maiden sister who rules with discipline and French phrases. A boy confronts confusing accusations of sexual curiosity while the family endures her stern scrutiny and moral lecture. Nearby, a New York AP analysis reports on a faltering economy with rising prices, shrinking stock markets, and weak mortgage lending.
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Europe
Jenny
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bute
S&ls
Managerial incomes rise amid big corporate pay gaps
A critical review notes that despite the American dream, many workers stagnate while managers at publicly owned giants receive salaries and stock options far above US presidents. It cites General Motors with 811,000 employees earning chairman RC Serstenberg and president E N Cole salaries and stock potential, and 3M reporting strong profits yet lower profit margin, questioning the justification of top executive pay given vast corporate responsibilities.
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United States
General Motors
Serstenberg
E.N. Cole
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