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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1972
Page
2
In Corry area a local voice urges praise for district teachers who led during contract talks. The piece argues educators deserve acknowledgment despite public scrutiny and taxpayer funding. It notes the community remains calm versus urban areas with rising tensions.
In Corry the community praises teachers for quietly negotiating a new contract, avoiding strikes and unrest. The piece notes that civil strife harms children and commends those who worked diligently to reach an agreement, benefiting the whole town.
In Warren County office hours drew 44 residents with tax reform, school funding, and milk price concerns. In Harrisburg Ex Speaker Hamilton discussed bills on elderly and military tax exemptions, and a potential sale tax repeal.
The Nixon brothers authority and influence are scrutinized as Donald Nixon is kept away from federal affairs by the Marrietts and Ehrlichman. Donald’s trips and quotes reveal tension over avoiding embarrassment to the White House. A footnote links Howard Hughes Medical Institute taxes with a Hughes loan to Don Nixon.
A satirical essay on love, gender dynamics, and desire contrasts romance with realism. It muses on erotic allure, female fashion, and how power plays shape attraction, noting aging perspectives and humorous anecdotes about couples. The piece weighs love's fantasy against societal change and sexual expectations.
A playful AP column notes February slows bodies but frees the mind in New York. It imagines whimsical feats from space breaded cutlets to rickshawed taxis, Go-Go girl hunts, and Santa memoirs, urging optimism and half-serious fantasies to lift winter gloom.
A fire started early this morning at the Corry Locker Service plant on West Main street and was put out after patrolman Herrman Burlingame spotted it at 3 30 a m. No injuries reported and cause is under investigation.
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