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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
2
Colleges experiment with guaranteed four year tuition for entering freshmen. If tuition rises yearly as seen at some schools, students could save about $1000 over their college career. The plan aims to boost freshman enrollment, reduce transfer rates, and improve retention. Some private colleges see clearer cost planning as a result. A five year guaranteed plan may debut in Fall 1972 to support hiatus and return to complete degrees.
Nixon aides promised self determination for American Indians while secretly limiting risks to business interests. Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce pushed for tribal control over BIA programs and treaty rights, but faced overruling by Assistant Interior Secretary Harrison Loesch. President Nixon accepted their resignations last week amid accusations of favoring exploiters over Indians. Bruce warned of conflicts of interest and urged legislation to establish an Indian Trust.
A reader asks if a new will is wise after accumulating stocks and savings while the sole heir is a son. Experts say updating depends on will wording and changes in heirs or estate size. The piece notes readers should send brief, signed letters for publication and mentions broader Indian resource policy debates and a note on Sen. Thurmond’s travel perks.
A 1960s style column argues parochial schools close while public funding rises and enrollment stalls. Harvard studies suggest income and success hinge more on personality than schooling, challenging the belief that more education guarantees better jobs. The piece predicts a heated academic debate over education value and social outcomes.
A New York AP piece presents a humorous lesson on double-talk showing phrases paired with the speaker’s opposite intended meaning. It lists examples spanning personal remarks to professional praise and ends with a wry note on its enduring appeal.
Corry residents heard of a new specialty shop to open at 152 North Center Street on January 22. Mr and Mrs Arnold Seastead will operate the Sea's Drug Store related business as co managers.
CBS News President Salant questioned primetime interruptions as networks sparred over moon missions coverage. NBC and ABC aired brief reports at 7 30 p m while NBC provided strong Wednesday live coverage and CBS and ABC offered late night broadcasts after 11 30 p m EST.
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