Frustration over Corry Beaverdam and Carter Hill road repairs
Readers condemn Erie County Transport for neglecting Corry Beaverdam and Carter Hill roads while patching others. They urge residents to push officials and warn that without direct pressure, roads in the Corry area will not be resurfaced. The column then surveys federal fuel use trends and a falconry based bird deterrent idea by Lt Col Richard Graham.
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Erie County Department of Transportation
Erie
Corry
Beaverdam
Carter Hill
Government study on peregrine falcons at airports
The article describes how Graham's falcons would disrupt bird flocks near airports, causing birds to flee at sight. Conservationists support the idea to increase dwindling falcon numbers and reduce bird fatalities caused by other predators.
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Graham's
Graham
FAA
Newark
Spain
Colorado
Greenland
What is the Law What is the Law
A reader asks about legal options when a neighbor uses her yard as a dog relief area. The answer: Pennsylvania Dog Law limits dogs at large and requires licenses but does not ban relieving on a owner’s property. local ordinances vary and may address health hazards as public nuisance, though success is unlikely.
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Pennsylvania
Inflation and high rates crush stock market appetite
New York reports rising interest rates, with the prime lending rate at 9 percent and expected higher. Investors retreat from stocks for safer lending returns while corporations face higher borrowing costs, squeezing profits and dampening market enthusiasm. GM, Ford, and Chrysler illustrate the selloff, trading low on high earnings, signaling a shift from performance hype to an institutional, quieter market.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Corry Little League reaches regional finals 1953
Eddie Latos starred on the mound with a three hit effort, 12 strikeouts, and one walk guiding Corry to a 4 0 win over Hickory. Latos and Terry Williams had two hits each while Ted Francisco hit a homer to spark the offense. Corry will meet Natrona Heights in tonight’s regional semifinal at Olin Bracken Field with 1 500 in attendance expected.
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Corry
Latos
Ted Francisco
Terry Williams
Francisco
Natrona Heights
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Olin Bracken’ Field
There is work for everybody in sales in the United States
A national view argues that sales jobs abound and offer high pay while unemployment rises for others. It cites surveys showing many potential workers undervalue sales careers, noting top sales earners and low divorce rates among professional salespeople. The piece challenges stereotypes and laments a generation preferring security over opportunity.
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The
United States
Denenberg Seen as Possible Senate Pick for 1974
William Ecenbarger surveys Pennsylvania politics as Herbert S. Denenberg, insurance commissioner, emerges as a nontraditional Democratic hopeful for the U.S. Senate. Schweiker's labor‑friendly record weakens GOP support while Denenberg’s popularity and trust ratings make him a plausible, though unlikely, candidacy in a post‑Watergate landscape.
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U.S. Senate
Herbert S. Denenberg
Governor's Office
Denenberg
Pennsylvania
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