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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
2
Opinion piece argues the core issue is how to achieve real school integration in an orderly, natural fashion while keeping racial groups separate. The writer criticizes boundary redraws as superficial and proposes focus on substantive integration efforts rather in artificial district lines.
A National Observer survey finds limited youth turnout and weak ties between young voters and candidates. In Washington, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee probes multi millionaire Tom Pappas linked to the Greek dictatorship and close to the White House.
A Smithsonian Institute archaeology affair involves Dr. Alfonz Lengyel from Wayne State University, tied to a dig in Sirmium Yugoslavia. Lengyel’s Smithsonian supervisor Kennedy Sch mertz allegedly boosted the budget by 600 dollars for his assistant Constance Rogers, who vanished at times during the fieldwork.
A landowner’s claim to an alley depends on deed language. If the deed omits roadbeds, ownership extends to the alley’s center. upon abandonment the abutting owners may seize land to the center. If the deed excludes roadways, title to half the roadway does not pass to nearby owners when the road closes.
The Capitol Area Youth Forum poll shows 10th to 12th graders in Harrisburg watching more TV and radio, reading papers less though avid readers spend more time, with doctors and lawyers shows most popular on TV. Sports pages top newspapers for reading, while attitudes toward race and alcohol show cautious liberal shifts. 43 percent don’t oppose interracial marriages and 58 percent aren’t racially prejudiced.
A long survey summary shows half of students support sex before marriage, 41 percent have drug access at school, 44 percent drink, and 51 percent favor sex before marriage. Pollution concerns rise, Abortion views split, and only 25 percent favor Agnew. Boulder voters faced a city growth clash amid development and pollution concerns.
Growth opponents win in Boulder with a clear choice for slower growth, approving a 55 foot cap on new buildings and a population maximum. The ballot reflects growing public backlash against unchecked progress, mirroring trends in other communities.
A reform era forecast and a regional view from Oregon to Florida outlines career rises and declines, with society shifting through consumer habits and political policy. Oregon faces conservation limits while California and Florida grapple with growth and pollution, as national figures weigh growth against environmental gains.
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