Gasoline Prices Test Senate With Hearings Planned
Senate probe led by Senator Phil Hart targets rising gas costs blamed on Michigan price patterns. Hearings expected to focus on anti trust concerns as major oil companies set prices triggering industry wide moves. Separate notes recount hunger study restrictions for West Point captains tied to political sensitivities and a stalled anti hunger bill amid poverty concerns.
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D-Mich
Satta
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Why Not A Tax Refund For Stalled Penn State
In our opinion a Penn State campus referendum shows 11 475 favor discussions to replace regular classes while 4 418 back normal operations and 495 want to close. Taxpayers funded 69 1 million this year and seek 86 5 million for 1970 71 including 5 3 million for the medical school. The piece argues taxpayers should receive a refund for funds not used for classroom operations and criticizes student protests, arrests, and violence while defending the university’s duty to educate and uphold the law.
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Penn State
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Corry native chief librarian to retire this month
A Corry native who has served as chief librarian at the University of Virginia since 1927 plans to retire this month. Harry Clemons, noted for collecting and cataloguing Thomas Jefferson documents, steps down as head librarian. Contracts for two phases of the Corry post office repair program have been let, with North Penns Roofing and Heating Co. of Philadelphia awarded the roof contract for the Federal building. Joanne Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller of Beaverdam, has arrived in Luxembourg with Bluffton College students for an American Student Tour.
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University of Virginia
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Philadelphia
Joanne Miller
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Luxembourg
Bluffton College
Bluffton
Ohio
Remembered Graduation From Union Street School 1922
A reflective reminiscence recalls a 1922 elementary school graduation at Union Street. The narrator recounts classmates and teachers, noting futures mapping to priesthood, politics, or tragedy, and questions what became of the bright, hopeful students as life moved on.
Students urged to vote wisely for principled candidates
A Corry Evening Journal editorial urges college students nationwide to back honest, intelligent candidates who align with their views but warns that immediate legislative success is unlikely. It cautions against believing promises of swift, flawless law passage and emphasizes learning the process, junior legislator compromises, and patience before expecting big political reform.
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