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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
7
Debbie Potocki asks readers to consider true thankfulness beyond feasts and vacations. The piece questions historical injustices toward Native Americans, noting the Pilgrims depended on Indigenous aid yet many whites did not repay that debt. It urges reflection on honoring Native peoples beyond reservations.
A school poll asked 100 students to rate four groups Twang Raiders Edgewater and Crystal Illusion. Twang led with 46 percent of the vote, Raiders 88 percent, Twang and Raiders together 84 percent, Edgewater 9 percent, and Crystal Illusion 7 percent finishing third and fourth.
John Magee, 28, founder of Collegiate Research Systems, built a Camden New Jersey operation selling customized term papers to students. He says profits come from hiring freelance writers and reselling papers repeatedly, with ads near colleges and plans for expansion. Magee insists the business is legitimate, compares critics to large corporations, and notes strict purchase agreements encouraging student rewriting.
A busy week with a school musical performed Monday and Tuesday November 17 and 18. Auxiliary bazaars at Elgin Beaverdam and YMCA crafts sold well. Thanksgiving break reduces Beaver issue to one edition this month. Seniors can pick up portraits in the high school office. Environmentalists Club forms in room 207 under Mr Hillkirk. American Education Week activities include open houses across Corry schools. Upcoming theater event and DAT testing schedule for ninth graders announced with exam dates mid and late November.
A batch of reader letters covers Pirate radio ethics defending Bob Prince's candid broadcasts, WWCB radio's music format shift prompting listener feedback, and a student safety concern urging school expansion. The cluster closes with a Social Security alert noting $55.2 billion in benefits paid in the year ending June 1974.
Predictions show Miami over Baltimore 28 to 20 and Buffalo ahead of New England 21 to 10. Other picks include Cincinnati 34 over Cleveland 6 and Denver 24 over Atlanta 13 with Pittsburgh 30 over Houston 27 and Kansas City 17 over Detroit 16. San Diego 3 defeats Los Angeles 31 to 6. Dallas 31 beats Philadelphia 24 and New York Giants 26 over Green Bay 21. San Francisco 17 over New Orleans 13. Top college games include Nebraska 28 edging Oklahoma 1 and Ohio State 21 over Michigan 19. Texas 1 over Texas A and M 28 and Southern Cal 4 over UCLA 21. Alabama 30 defeats Auburn 7. Penn State 31 over Pitt 27.
Pete Allegretto arrives as a new CAHS teacher after teaching history and English for 18 years at Spartansburg. Born in Summerville Pennsylvania, he studied at Clarion State College and enjoys hiking reading stereo music biking and rooting for the Pirates and Steelers. He is single and says he misses the small school. The Y C Page invites letters articles and editorials for community voices. The Panama Canal is described as a lock and lake canal crossing the Isthmus of Panama from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
Denver AP reports a 23.8 percent drop in freshman enrollments at four year colleges over the next 15 years based on a Boulder firm study. The projection ties declines to fewer 17-year-olds reaching college age, with high school graduates also falling 22.3 percent and total two and four year enrollments expected to rise only slightly as dropouts return. Science and education trends are cited by John J. Gaskie of Education Systems. Gloucester, Mass., castle becomes organ school as Virgil Fox and trustees take Hammond Castle and Museum into a historic landmark status with a medieval drawbridge and central fortified tower.
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