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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
2
Dr. Guy N. Hartman argues tenure laws harm public education at the statewide school board meeting. He cites a 1940–1970 study showing only 65 dismissals, 193 processed tenure cases, and 38 demotions among about 100,000 teachers, urging reform to protect students and taxpayers.
Federal agents report high ranking Panamanian officials, including Foreign Minister Juan Tack and Moises Torrijos, brother of dictator Omar Torrijos, may sanction or aid the illicit heroin traffic. The probe, led by Rep. John Murphy, suggests a sensitive link between Panamanian leadership and drug smuggling, risking diplomatic fallout. The inquiry follows arrests tied to a diplomatic passport and a decades-long narcotics operation.
Corry marks March 14 1952 with Stewart Long elected president of the Corry Chamber of Commerce at the Phoenix Hotel. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Young at Corry Memorial Hospital with Laurelle Wolcott as mother. A Bridge Club hosted by Mrs R C Anderson with awards to Mrs L J Lindsey and Mrs O W Bracken and a win for Mrs Don Kincaid.
The piece contrasts rising employment with higher unemployment amid expanding nonwhite immigration, citing New York City's demographic shift and alleged illegal immigrant abuses. It shifts to a New York AP report on simulation industry growth, its use in pilot training, and the 250 million yearly global market, noting major players and the Apollo incident as a dramatic demonstration of simulator value.
Astronauts rely on simulators at Houston and elsewhere to predict outcomes and practice responses to malfunctions. Simulators model real systems from spacecraft to nuclear plants, with connected digital computers running mathematical models of thermal, nuclear, and electrical phenomena to train operators and crews.
Pennsylvania law has no requirement for employers to provide coffee breaks. Such breaks are generally voluntary unless mandated by a contract or union agreement. The piece also cites immigration debates and cost estimates related to illegal immigration, including welfare impacts and crime concerns.
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