Pennsylvania lawmakers seek earlier pension eligibility
In Our Opinion legislators may pursue early retirement as they push to cut the service years needed for the maximum pension of 12 000 dollars annually. The move follows the 1965 pay and pension increases and would reduce eligibility to 22 years of service from 26 8, sparking questions about duty and compensation.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
William Scranton
Grass Roots Opinion Urges Fiscal Restraint in Congress
Grass Roots America presses Congress to curb Federal spending amid new laws and rising budgets. The Highlands New Jersey Star quotes citizens calling for restraint to curb inflation and stretch each dollar. The Coldwater Kansas Star adds criticism of Food for Peace aiding enemies, warning against communism and foreign aid.
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Prince Charles defies royal arts stereotype with public performances
Eighteen year old Prince Charles has publicly showcased talents in singing, acting, trumpet, viola and piano, fueling debate over the monarchy's interest in the arts. A music master notes his perfect pitch as observers recall his early drumming, bagpipes and electric guitar performances at the palace.
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Scotland
Paul Harvey on youth crime and police powers
Paul Harvey argues that teen gangs threaten cities and that courts limit police action. He blames Supreme Court decisions for restricting investigators ability to scrutinize young drivers after 9 pm and to search vehicles, urging a tougher, more adaptable legal framework.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago April 13 1947
The column recalls past Corry events from April 13, 1927, noting missing paper today. It describes a person with deep interest in horses and art collections and mentions Prince Philip as scientifically minded. Royal ladies favor comedies and farces in theater.
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Prince Philip
Gale
Ecuador
New York
United States
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University of Maryland
Thomas Jefferson
Shadwell
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Congress
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Frank . Woolworth
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Jefferson Memorial
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Haitisabsence at Punta del Este summit highlighted regional tension
Drew Pearson reports that small, poor Latin American and Caribbean nations gain little from the Punta del Este talks while larger powers push a prearranged agenda. Haiti faces potential upheaval under President Duvalier, prompting UN and OAS attention and past U S mediation attempts. Galo Plaza, Ecuador’s ex president, appears in various regional dealings.
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Galo Plaza
Quito
Duvalier
Diplomats discuss appointing leaders to stabilize Latin America
The text suggests Latin American diplomats consider moving influential figures like Grayview Chris Crown and former leaders such as Galo Plaza Lleras Camargo or Romulo Betancourt to top roles. The aim is to appoint a dynamic executive to head off crises and restore effective governance amid ongoing regional turmoil.
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Curtis Candy Company
Illinois
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Grayview
Chris Crown
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Lleras Camargo
Colombia
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Venezuela
Corry Journal publishes local news and ads details
The Corry Journal prints local news including advertising and AP dispatches. It lists staff roles such as publisher and production manager and notes mailing options and subscription rates for the territory.
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Corry Journal
Budget Scrutiny Tightens as Pennsylvania Faces Spending Cap
Gov Shafer’s near two billion dollar budget faces rigorous review as executive and legislative panels slice requests. Demands from lobby groups shrink or vanish amid a tight fiscal year, with continued pressure from special interests despite Pennsylvania’s strained finances.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Face lift questions and safety from a doctor's view
In this health column Mrs. M E asks about face lift risks and longevity. The doctor says modern facial plastic surgery is safer, with results possibly lasting ten years, but stresses spousal consent and clear motives. A second reader asks about X rays for a teenage daughter. the doctor assures radiation is minimal and safe.
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