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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1976
Page
2
The piece urges reviving the custom of tree planting to commemorate events from the nation’s founding and centennial. It suggests using family records to identify large trees planted around the revolution or centennial era, and encourages forming local groups to sponsor planting in public spaces with guidance from shade tree commissions and county extension offices.
A longtime debate over inflation and unemployment frames a look at modern economic limits and international interdependence. The piece notes the 1972 Wallace campaign shifting to a wheelchair after a spinal injury and recounts his determination to run the presidency from a disability with aides assisting his mobility.
Portrays Governor Wallace as frail yet resolute amid paralysis and in a wheelchair. Describes routine aid from aides for daily tasks, abstinence from alcohol, heavy cigar use, weight management, and reliance on a hearing aid. Notes WWII service, meningitis, psychoneurosis disability, and possible 1976 presidential bid.
Will and Ariel Durant, aging historians of The Story of Civilization, remain deeply united at Briarcliff Road Los Angeles as they pursue Volume 11 The Age of Napoleon. Their shared life, decades of collaboration, and mutual devotion frame a portrait of two scholars who still strive to write. She recalls his teaching, and he recalls her influence as they reflect on love, marriage, and a long literary partnership.
ABC debuts a 12 hour adaptation of Rich Man Poor Man with Edward Asner delivering a standout performance as Axel Jordache. The initial two hour installment and the Monday follow up set the pace as Peter Strauss Nick Nolte and Susan Blakely portray Rudy Tom and Juliet through a 20 year arc from postwar America to the mid 1960s.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities. For complaints about shoddy goods or business practices, contact the Erie office at 919 State Street, Room 73, with phone number 454-7104.
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