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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1976
Page
2
The proposal by Senate Majority Leader Thomas Nolan aims to waive the 180 day public school year requirement and protect districts from losing state aid during strikes. It also stipulates striking teachers would not regain wages lost, addressing economic penalties while strikes run.
An essay questions blind faith in consumer confidence and its role in recovery. It argues low confidence raises savings, lowers demand, and can curb inflation, while recessions and inflation may have corrective uses. The piece ends with a blunt call to interpret the economy by the wallet, not rhetoric, reflecting a wallet-driven view of economic truth.
In the Nixon era White House staff shaped pro Nixon letters before speeches, but Ford drew lighter mail after his State of the Union. Readers praise his calm, while some target social security, taxes, and Congress. Also details on Interior Dept wolf cull funding and new directive accountability.
A longtime observer denounces U S foreign policy as naive and opportunistic. He cites Yalta, Kissinger, detente, and Soviet threats, arguing Washington backs arms sales while failing to prevent global tensions. He questions the motives of leaders and the public’s belief in diplomacy over force. The piece closes with Olympic coverage note.
ABC mixed in commentary from Pierre Salinger and others during the Olympics opening, while prompting discussion about Innsbruck ambience and the pacing of ceremonies. Commentary moved to sports events late, drawing mixed reactions from viewers not usually following skiing or skating.
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