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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1971
Page
2
In Suffolk County New York a law bans most detergents amid groundwater contamination from septic tanks. The editorial urges sewers and treatment plants as the real fix, noting a bond issue voters approved to fund such systems and praising Corry for its own sewage plant. The writer concludes they still prefer living in Corry.
An AP piece presents a self interview by a veteran columnist, reflecting on 27 years and 1,500 subjects. He offers wry answers about his career, his views on people, his philosophy, likes, and dislikes, highlighting curiosity, compassion, and a restraint against self pity. The piece blends humor and introspection in a period newspaper voice.
Washington reports warn that Cambodia crisis may delay U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam. Laird and Moorer head to Southeast Asia for assessment. Nixon to rely on South Vietnamese forces for defense while weighing re invasion and broader regional risks amid Moscow diplomatic strains and a draft scandal probing selective service files.
President Nixon faces a inflationary economy argued to need new tools beyond old fiscal and monetary controls. Experts urge possible incomes policy and guided wage limits to curb price hikes while unemployment and social obligations complicate policy. Nixon's Keynesian turn signals broader spending to address housing cities and pollution, complicating balance goals amid rising labor and industry demands.
A Sunday morning in the French Quarter recalls Little Joe, a gifted trumpeter known for his bluesy riffs and hard living. After a volatile marriage to Theo, his talent faded amid jealousy and danger, ending with his murder and a somber funeral as Dixieland echoes rise through the cemetery.
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