06 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Pontiac Daily Leader
Location
Pontiac, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1976
Page
1
The piece argues that emission regulations and fair employment rules spur a managerial revolution. Top leaders will shape productivity through hiring, training, and organizational changes, not just new machinery. Firms must remodel from the bottom or risk survival in intense competition.
Jai Hyon Lee, former South Korea embassy official, recounts seeing hundreds of dollars stuffed into envelopes and carried to the Capitol. The Justice Department probes KCIA bribery and influence operations linking President Park Chung-hee to U.S. officials, with Lee now a Western Illinois University professor.
The FDA says birth control pill users will soon receive a brochure from pharmacists detailing the hazards and benefits of the medication. Drug companies would supply the pamphlet to pharmacists who would enclose one with every new or renewed prescription, making such information more accessible beyond a doctor’s note.
The Cornell High homecoming dance will run 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday Dec 11 at the high school with The Dynamics of Ottawa providing music. Crowning of King and Queen at 10 p.m. will be open to attendees with a small donation. Candidates for king and queen are seniors Karen Gourley Cheryl Hatter Val Johnson Kathy Schmidt Brian Barton Bob Brace Mark Garretson James Russaw. Attendants listed from each class. Homecoming committee members include Gourley Hatter Virginia Gaston Kelly Wallace Schmidt. Event sponsored by the Student Council with Brian Barton as president and Mrs Becky Harlan and Kurt Lauritzen as advisors. The dance is open to the public.
Subscription rates listed for carrier delivery in Pontiac and surrounding towns, with mail options for Livingston and Illinois outside counties. Contact numbers and delivery reminders are included for missed copies.
The Chicago South Shore and South Bend Railroad seeks to end passenger service as aging 50 year old cars wear out. Interurban operations have shrunk from 6 million riders in 1946 to 1.8 million last year with losses of 2.6 million, while repairs strain a bare bones fleet.
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