Blount Urges Urgency in Postal Reform Effort
In Our Opinion Blount says Congress must act on postal reform after March walkout and 6 percent pay rise. He warns a repeat slowdown could devastate mail service and politics, while Congress wields purse strings and appointments tools. Meanwhile a leaked report accuses Nixon aides of undermining air pollution gains.
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Polluted Air Controls And Head Start Influx Of Reform
The report claims the Civil Service Commission limited to graduates to cut costs while targeting pollution controls amid eight months of HEW delays. Footnotes cite Rep. McCarthy and a Nixon era push to curb anti pollution funding. Head Start faces internal resistance yet continues with success stories from Mississippi to New England. Space officials seek surplus missiles to crash into the moon for study.
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Newspaper rights and duties in ad decisions
Bridgeport Illinois leader reports judge Abraham Marovitz ruling that newspapers may reject advertisements as a private enterprise while public duty exists. Zion Illinois piece echoes praise for words and literacy, claiming speech as a powerful liberator from ignorance and barbarism.
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Chicago
Birthday Dinner Honors Joseph Perry in Corry
Joseph Perry of West Washington street was honored yesterday with a birthday dinner party at his home. Twenty-one relatives attended and dinner was served at six. A Concord Center Cemetery Association benefit and a card party at Columbus Taemahly School ETA were noted. Voting machines for Corry Amity and Concord were delivered for May primary use. Building on the Corry Spartansburg road resumed with local men employed and more workers expected next week.
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Old Series New Name for Zoos and Pets Threatened
Wide ranging review of orangutan conservation in Borneo includes a government nursery and sanctuary scenes. Television coverage of President Nixon’s Cambodia speech led to network scheduling shifts and varied analysis. The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and postal details, with subscription and ad terms.
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Education needs discipline not just information
A Jesuit speaker's remark on 30 percent information and 70 percent discipline sparks reflection on U S schools. The author laments superficial teaching, waning discipline, and hidden curricula that neglect fundamental understanding, urging a shift toward stronger foundations to prevent an educated but misaligned populace.
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