Oil Policy Critique Casts Nixon Aided Oil Giants
A secret Senate study accuses Nixon of aiding oil moguls to push Phase II goals off track. It outlines higher pump prices, favored quotas, and subsidies shaping energy policy, plus questions about antitrust laxity on pipelines and tax loopholes benefiting Big Oil. The report notes potential hearings in January and cites influential figures like Sen. Praxmire and Russell Long.
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Two and Two Will Always Be Four Says Education Expert
Dr. Louis Rubin of the U.S. Office of Education told educators at a Harrisburg meeting that public rebellion against lack of educational choice drives the school crisis. He urged options for parents while defending enduring constants like 2 plus 2 equals 4 despite calls for student emotions to shape learning.
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U.S. Office of Education
Corry
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The Smiling Face Behind Addiction and Crime
An interview reveals a battered couple led by a woman and her husband Charlie a Chinese man who discuss heroin peddling methadone and a cycle of crime. She describes a life of sex work and addiction beginning at age 15 and evolving into theft to survive with grim details about peritonitis and failed hopes of adoption.
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Kim Novak
A Time for Kids by Bill Eaton
A nostalgic Christmas reminiscence by Bill Eaton recalls childhood rituals of gifts, stockings, and meals, contrasted with a harsh memory of Charlie the Chinese seller offering tempting, predatory shortcuts. The piece weaves family scenes with reflections on narcotics and redemption, ending on the enduring truth that Christmas belongs to kids.
Birth of the U S Environmental Protection Agency
In December 1970 the United States Environmental Protection Agency was created. Its early act included a nationwide brochure printed in full color to explain the agency and its birth pains, a move costing taxpayers substantial funds.
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Corry High to Award 21 Varsity Letters at Assembly
Corry High School will present varsity letters to 21 players at an upcoming athletic assembly. Lou Hanna, athletic director and head football coach, announced the honors. The Corry Christmas Seal Committee mailed this year’s seals to area residents. Mrs Arthur Lilz was named chairman of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association annual meeting in Erie.
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Lou Hanna
Corry High School
Corry
Arthur Lilz
Erie County
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