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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
2
Opinion notes two Democrats William O Hill Jr and Louis Rzymek form the majority on the Erie County commission with Republican Leo Weir. If deadlock occurs Weir would decide and Democrats may push influence. Appeals for goodwill to resolve county issues.
NY AP essay on consumer culture and waste. It notes throwaway packaging, diet obsessions, breaded veal cutlets, Julie Andrews film success, marital towels, centenarian hopes, and advice to sleep more for longer life. The columnist satirizes modern habits and offers practical, lighthearted reflections.
Secret White House documents reveal Prime Minister Eisaku Sato seeking a more independent course from the United States. Japan fears Nixon may push a military dampening argument to Chou En-lai and may pursue a deal with Beijing, risking the American security shield.
On the eve of the Nixon Sato talks Meyer met Kei Wakaizumi, a trusted adviser to Japanese leaders, who urged a postwar Asia re‑study. He proposed a joint communique for San Clemente that would grant Japan similar latitude to the United States in engaging with Peking. Wakaizumi predicted Japan would recognize Peking as China’s sole legitimate government.
Reader question about liability for unauthorized charges after prior report to issuer. Answer notes contract specifics must be checked. generally federal rules limit cardholder liability for unauthorized use and may exclude liability after notification, with typical cap around fifty dollars. publication policy for letters to the editor.
Kasuga presses Washington on Japan security ties while DSP seeks changes. Packard warns against abrupt shifts. defense remains tied to deterrence. In the U.S., crime rises six percent, shoplifting doubles in some areas. Pennsylvania students at a statewide convention criticize homework, grading, and teacher quality.
Students favored teachers retaining strike rights and cutting education costs through fewer administrators and cancelling under enrolled classes. Many supported a 12 month school year and parent provided transport to save money, while parents and students showed low engagement in school affairs. Retail issues include shoplifting, detection tech, and privacy concerns, with Klein's system cutting employee theft and detectors used to deter theft.
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