In Our Opinion on Inflation and Unemployment Debate
The piece argues for a balance between stopping inflation and preserving full employment, considering risks from Vietnam returnees and the need for possible federal wage and price controls. It critiques pure free market fixes and stresses structured restraints to protect taxpayers while maintaining employment. It then shifts to a New York AP note on $5,000 five year loans offered to executives and professionals for signatures, with no security or verification.
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New York
Universal C.I.T. Credit Co
Edward W. May
C.I.T
May
Haesisste
Unsecured loans affect doctors and lenders in hard case
The article notes unsecured loans to doctors, high interest rates, and a required wife’s signature, with May highlighting risks of unknown financial obligations and a culture of trust before verification. It contrasts Navy Navy Ship Systems Command procedures, calling them obsolete after a 18 day inspection and a study detailing contractor plunder and slow mail.
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Washington
Pentagon
Naval Ship Systems Command
Navy
Navy report flags faulty sonar plans amid reform call
The document shows outdated defense schemes under Adm Arnold restricting release. It notes two SSBNs lack sonar certification and warns faulty sonar could hamper locating enemies. Rear Adm Sonenshein defends findings, while high officials face budget cuts and priority shifts in preparedness.
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Nathan Sonenshein
Ships System Command
Law on county land gardens and adverse possession ethics
A gardener on county land has no rights to the plot and cannot gain title by adverse possession against a municipality. A third party cannot fence and claim county property unless they prove a good title and a defect in the county’s title. The shrimpers’ suit against Chevron centers on negligence affecting Gulf catches, with a court ruling emphasizing the nondispositional salt in the case.
Methadone crisis and the heroin epidemic in America
A veteran reporter argues heroin addiction has reached epidemic proportions in the United States. He condemns government response as too little too late, notes rise of methadone clinics, and details the economics and reach of heroin from schools to cities, including Cuba and Southeast Asia, with victims driven to crime. He cites his NYPD Narcotics Squad experience and observations of addicts, pushers, and law enforcement.
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United States
Gifts to Corry Memorial Hospital and local life events
Corry Memorial Hospital accepted two new medical devices, a basal metabolor and an electric cardiograph, donated by Corry Lodge No. 769 of the BPO Elks, with Superintendent Edgar Alexander accepting. A Miss Pirro’s upcoming August wedding at St Elizabeth's Church is noted, along with Mrs. Morrow hosting relatives and a large Rex Theatre program. Dr. C F Bennett announces candidacy for school director amid social issues and an extended discussion on drug addiction and treatment approaches.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Lodge No. 769
BPO Elks
Edgar Alexander
Edward Jaworski
North Center Street
Carmell Pirro
Josth Kovach
Axigust
St. Elizabeth's Church
C.F. Bennett
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