Sturgis Denies Dallas Kennedy Link in Rockefeller Hearing
In secret testimony before the Rockefeller Commission Frank Sturgis admits involvement in several CIA assassination plots but denies being in Dallas on Kennedy’s day. E. Howard Hunt also denies Kennedy link. Sturgis claims foreign targets, Cuba hub of plots, and offers lie detector test. no polygraph given.
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Pension Formula Reworks State Retiree Benefits Plan
Auditor General Casey backs a new pension formula to cut costs and restore fairness. The plan seeks net after tax retirement income near 90 percent of pre retirement take home, aiming to reduce taxpayer burden while addressing older retirees who earned less. State pension watchdogging remains strong and calls for balanced pensions.
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The Ear Scream of a Modern Racket Barrage
A writer laments the constant noise of modern life from car alarms to alarms, bells, and the telephone. He criticizes the ubiquity of sounds that interrupt daily routines, from seat belts to clocks, toasters, and office alerts, calling it a relentless ear assault.
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Corry Evening Journal advertising and circulation details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication info including editors and staff, AP partnership rights, pricing such as 525.00 per year in restricted territory, 14 cents per copy via carrier, and advertising deadlines. It notes display ad deadlines and rates upon inquiry.
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Crime and Punishment by Jim Bishop on Death Penalty
Jim Bishop argues to restore capital punishment despite Supreme Court bans. He cites Florida, New York, and historical cases, contrasts deterrence with rising violence, and suggests reforms including indeterminate sentences and TV depictions of executions. He endorses retaining the death penalty for killings of officers.
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Names and Nomenclature Threaten Pennsylvania’s Landscape
An editorial warns the Pennsylvania House of Representatives may trigger a wave of honorific place names by naming a western lake after a retired legislator. It cites public reluctance to modify historic toponyms, noting iconic names like Kishacoquillas and Wallenpaupack as cherished assets, and laments the ease of honoring individuals over preserving original names.
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