Licensing Cats Too A Rallying Cry In Our Opinion
In Our Opinion the piece argues for animal licensing, urging equal revenue rights for cats and dogs while joking about funding needs and doorbell extortion. It critiques state finances, hints at dog license laws, and calls for cat licenses as a source of revenue. The letter format blends with a second story about John Hawkinson fighting a corporate land grab near Lake Michigan.
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Lewisburg
Union County Journal
Oust Old Couple by Jack Anderson
A series of political and local oddities features John Hawkinson resisting a steel firm’s property squeeze during road blocking by boxcars and guards while a hospital stay coincides with a buyout offer. Other items note a bomb threat scare at the Shoreham Hotel linked to Nixon’s era and flag stealing at American University, plus Humphrey recounting a Texan voter’s fears in the 1968 race.
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Hawkinson
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
Nixon
Tricia
Lindsay Eyes Presidency and New York Governor Bid
A political profile examines Mayor John Lindsay as a national contender and possible Democratic challenger to Governor Nelson Rockefeller. The piece notes his bid to broaden support among the poor, the young, and Black voters, potential ticket partners, party switches, and national stances seen in railing against Chicago riot trials. It also catalogs his shifting promises and the subdued city scene as campaigns shift priorities.
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Lindsay
New York State
Stanley Steingut
Joe Zaretski
Gene Nickerson
John Burns
If Any Good Derives from Tragedy in the Community
Funeral services and mourning marked the time as tears, condolences, and quiet talk filled the scene. A local minister noted the tragedy has knit the community tighter and spurred compassion and service, underscoring lessons learned amid sorrow.
State can claim trust fund for child welfare costs
A ward of the state funded trust from an accident settlement to cover the child’s care. Under Pennsylvania Public Assistance Law, the state may recover incurred expenses from the trust. After adoption, guardianship shifts to the adoptive parents, with any remaining funds held for the child and payable at age 21.
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Pennsylvania
Coffee Break Personalities Highlight Office Rituals
The piece catalogs a cast of office cafe regulars from a sociologist study, naming Clara in personnel, Milton the Miser, the Shop Steward, Hibulous Bill, Henry the Hermit, Socialable Sid, and Bertram the Businessman, detailing their quirky coffee break behaviors and aims within the company cafeteria.
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New York
Clarion
Clara
Belle
Milton the Miser
Henry
Henry George
Sid
Bertram
Bertie
Corry Council Approves Shady Avenue Relocation Plan
City Council last night approved relocating Shady avenue north of Hare Creek to East Columbus avenue to make room for Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. expansion and a new plant in the second ward. Navy Mothers Club plans an April 22 rummage sale at IOOF Hall. Commander Mrs. Royal Messenger presided at last night’s meeting.
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Shady Avenue
Hare Creek
Columbus Avenue
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Second Ward
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
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Steel Company
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Tricia Nixon
Hethlehem
Fiji
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Robert Morganthau
Arthur Levitt
Young
Nelson Rockefeller
John
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Schol
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Grice Jewelers
Grice
Corry Evening Journal
Corry
C.A. Williams
West Smith Street
Robert
Corry Lodge
BPO. Elks
North Center Street
Max Hoenes
Corry Senior High School
O.K. Murray
Harrisburg
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