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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1970
Page
2
In Our Opinion the wage price spiral stems from a chicken or egg dilemma with labor unions and industries sharing blame. The UAW strike at General Motors triggers price hikes and wage demands, while consumers face taxes and annual squeezes. The piece asks if anyone sees a limit as both sides push prices and wages in a universal cycle.
A reflection on teaching as a life craft focusing on early years. The writer argues kindergarten and primary grades shape destinies and urges highly responsive teachers. It critiques homework norms and imagines innovative, mixed methods from education journals.
Local canasta club met with Mrs D L Dougherty and Maude Keefe top score as gingerbread and coffee were served. Eugene Davis led at the Corry Rod and Gun Club with a 243 in Monday practice. A total lunar eclipse began at 9 30 with the moon blacked out. 40 years ago reports note indoor golf course work on North Center street and a Corry High hike after school. A Washington lobbyist piece details Phil Sanchez seeking funds from 400 lobbyists for TV spots and billboard support, with donations and Fiesta events described.
The Falmouth birthplace of poet Katharine Lee Bates is up for sale after a year of fundraising efforts, with only 3000 of the 48000 goal raised as October 1 looms. Chandler Jones, owner of the 1810 federalist house, hopes for a last minute rescue or private purchase to preserve the shrine.
A humor piece from the Cory Evening Journal pokes at liberal gender notions by joking about how to tell a woman from a man using quips about mannerisms, money, drinks, and restraint. The spoof ends noting the ongoing debate on liberated gender roles.
A column questions how much of the My Lai account is fact and how much fiction citing Seymour Hersh and quotes from a supposed GI letter. It contrasts a fictional Southeast Asian war scene from Once an Eagle with real events, then shifts to a legal Q and A about term life insurance in group plans and retirement.
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