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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1970
Page
2
An essay criticizes Ford Foundation ethnic studies fellowships as disconnected from real minority improvement. It argues for ground level action, early education, and firm programs. The piece shifts to Washington analysis, noting Nixon’s aim to rejig the 1972 lineup, with Agnew’s fate uncertain, Morton likely out, and Rumsfeld as a potential successor amid White House tensions.
Nixon weighs lineup changes as he targets a more moderate approach for 1972. He considers replacing Kennedy and Romney while Downgrading Dent and dropping Sandoval, with Mitchell poised to lead in campaign prep. Policy battles loom over a rail and pipeline tax cut bill and dossiers on antiwar protesters surface, revealing broader federal clout and pressure from lobbies and conservation concerns.
A wide-ranging critique notes rising knee ankle and shoulder injuries across the pro game. Players, doctors, and fans debate causes from artificial turf to footwear while calls grow for an independent injury study and better equipment.
Anamosa Eureka notes praise for nuclear energy as a historic advance enabling electricity and progress, while cautioning about environmental and human side effects. Washingtonville Orange County Post counters by claiming highway accidents and Vietnam deaths fall short of dope as a leading cause, celebrating youth while noting persistent drugs challenges.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff names and roles with publication rights and AP dispatch access. It notes subscription rates 519.00 yearly and 1700 per year by mail, delivery charges, and advertising deadlines for display ads.
An Associated Press analysis argues that official optimism about economic recovery through anti inflation measures has faded. Rising prices and falling buying power accompany growing unemployment, prompting calls for more direct government action and an incomes policy to curb wage and price surges.
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