Silence is golden and dangerous in a talkty world
Hal Boyle humorously notes how freely people reveal folly when speaking aloud. He contrasts the value of silence with common slips of the tongue that spark trouble, from casual bragging to naive plans and misguided beliefs. The piece lampoons impulsive remarks and the lasting impact of spoken words.
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Public mood shifts as crime, riots spark reform calls
The piece argues that senseless urban violence has driven a GOP led push for stronger laws and tougher policing. It criticizes civil rights expansion, gun controls, and welfare funding while urging a return to law, discipline, and academic merit. It warns Congress and the Supreme Court against further leniency toward criminals.
Corry items mix budget gains and civic concerns
The city expects about $6,000 in extra revenue this year from taxes including a new occupational privilege tax, real estate transfer tax, and ongoing city income tax. Readers flag mayoral actions on the Housing Authority and blame local issues for sidewalk clutter on Center Street. Other notes report a school board discussion on a vocational agriculture program, a Moose Junior Baseball League win, and regional civic news.
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Corry Mail Clerk Ads Cite Postal Mail Rates
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City Hall Q and A on taxes ads and urban renewal
Corry readers pose questions to City Engineer and Administrator. Ads for golf course funded by The Journal as a public service. Urban renewal details include a year to 18 months before planning clarity. signs downtown may be restricted. gravel pits to be banned. City planning, Agway transfer, and local pride features show Corry's progress and strong community.
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Today In History August 12 1947 and landmark events
On August 12 multiple historical milestones are noted including the 1898 signing of the peace protocol ending the Spanish American War after about three and a half months of combat the establishment of the first American police force in New Amsterdam in 1658 Issac Singer's sewing machine patent in 1851 Britain declaring war on Austria-Hungary in 1914 and a 1941 at sea meeting between Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill to draft the Atlantic Charter.
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Longevity Studies and Medicare Progress
Dr Fa lek and colleagues examine centenarians to separate inherited factors from learned life patterns while Georgia boasts high centenarian rates. Medicare's first year costs exceed two billion dollars as hospitals treat nearly four million patients, with early diagnosis and treatment improving outcomes.
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