City council and school board urged to focus on plans
In Frederick South Dakota, readers urge Corry City Council and the Corry School Board to extend beyond short meetings and address pressing issues. The letter cites streets textbooks housing industry crime lights a pool and urban renewal among priorities for future planning.
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Dollar Value Shrinks GNP
In 1971 the Gross National Product will exceed 1 trillion dollars, but a National Bureau of Economic Research paper argues that GNP is flawed. It omits nonmarket work by housewives and students, ignores negative effects like pollution, and fails to measure welfare or time lost in traffic and delays.
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Beavera leads Corry in 33-18 win at Lovelland Field
Corry High School beat Union City 33-18 in a defense oriented game before 1,800 at Lovelland Field. Stewart Long said National Employ the Handicapped Week results look favorable and should improve next week. The piece also recalls a 40 year old column noting stockholders meeting at Corry Hotel and local council action on state orders.
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Solon, Slush Funds and Nixon's Legacy in One Column
A controversial Alabama group backed by $30,000 for Congressman Dickinson funds a travel spurs and a newsletter while Nixon faced similar scrutiny in Congress after the Checkers episode. The piece details a Montgomery dentist chairman and a $30,317.50 tally, plus debate over legalities of soliciting political donations. It also covers Nixon in public appeals against rock music tied to drugs and Navy warning on Mediterranean power dynamics.
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Foot-and-a-Half: The Perfect Engineer of the Night Run
Foot-and-a-Half, famed for strict precision and a seven-baggage-car night run, reportedly dies after a fatal throttle incident while delivering New York morning papers to Jersey City and Harrisburg. His conductor Ammermann cooperated, and dispatches warned ahead. The incident ends a legendary career in a historical era.
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