Corry Area Spot Line-O-Ads and Community Notes
A mixed listing shows hospital admissions and discharges including Leslie Munson and Harold Madison, with several addresses, plus holiday sales and events. Local businesses advertise mood rings and jewelry, a beauty salon, Elks New Year party details, Dutch Village Smorgasbord, inventory closings, a gift shop restock, electronics vacation closure, Moose club events, a Rock N Roll night, and Elmview Dairy new Sunday hours through March.
China fights college reform over low academic standards
The Communist Party pushes a campaign highlighting the achievements of new graduates while critics accuse the system of lowering academic levels. A Japanese correspondent cites Education Minister Chou Jung-hsin and four Peking University leaders as opposing admission of workers, peasants and soldiers to campus. Red Flag argues education should be judged by problem solving and practice, not class counts or books read. Radioactive drugs become a new focus as University of the Pacific students study radiopharmacy under Dr. William Christopherson Jr.
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Arizona Senator Fannin Won’t Seek 1976 Re election
Washington AP reports Senator Paul J. Fannin of Arizona, first elected in 1964 and a former three term governor, will not run for re election in 1976. He cites inability to sustain a third term in the 12 hour daily pace, noting he is 69 and serves on the Interior Committee and the Finance Committee.
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Dear Abby column letters about marriage deceit and etiquette
A mixed set of Dear Abby letters details Freddie's suspected infidelity and a wife's distress after a divorce request, followed by Abby's blunt guidance. Another message laments a long marriage ending for a younger lover, and a waitress rights note lists six etiquette tips for customers. The collection mirrors a midcentury advice page tone.
Post Office Began Delivery Of 1975 Income Tax Forms
The Postal Service will start delivering 84 million 1975 income tax forms to homes and businesses nationwide. Most taxpayers cannot complete forms until next month when employer earnings data arrive. The forms must be returned by April 15, 1976 and include new credits for personal exemptions and earned income. The Census Bureau demographic questions appear on the forms, and taxpayers may designate funds to the presidential election campaign. Some taxpayers can obtain forms at IRS offices, banks, and post offices. The Postal Service projects savings of 24 million by avoiding holiday premium pay.
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Ind
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