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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
2
In a pointed analogy Fuller compares production workers to a dog and non-productive people to fleas. He laments the March 24 1971 SST program demise, warning that overactive fleas may kill the dog and reduce future opportunities for shared development across industries.
In Apple Valley California residents express caution about restrictions, harassment, and persecution. They warn any small provocation could trigger a breaking point and risk eroding respect for law or leading to a police state.
The article notes the 1971 GNP target of 1.065 trillion may be 20 billion too high, with slow recovery raising short term concerns. Econometric forecasts from Wharton predict 1.0476 trillion in 1971 rising to 1.9972 trillion by 1980, assuming 2.5 to 3 percent inflation and policy stability, yielding a decade of wage growth and broader welfare.
The piece outlines serious contradictions between official Pentagon statements and secret messages about MACSOG raids into Cambodia and Laos, COSVN pursuit, and casualty tallies. It notes withheld figures, secret code names Salem House and Prairie Fire, and declined denials amid credibility concerns. It also covers APA lobbying money, a psychiatrist analyst, and reader Q&A about wills and road easements, with the Corry Journal inviting reader letters.
In response to overcrowded classes a private tutoring program expands in 10 cities. Capt. Paul Smith, airline pilot, founded Alexander Smith Academy in Atlanta in 1968 to provide reputable one to one tutoring. Educators note one hour of private tutoring can equal a week in class, with many students needing 10 to 20 hours.
On March 30 1951 Corry and five neighboring districts discussed cost of living based salary boosts for Ajax Iron Works workers with a seven cent hourly raise set for April 1. Kiwanis and YMCA plan an Easter egg hunt for children in City Park. Police report increased raids on rum joints as Mayor Alexander renews anti peddling efforts.
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