Students Bill of Rights Sparks Education Debate
State Secretary of Education John C. Pittenger argued the student drafted bill would extend far beyond school policy. He suggested revisions, noting teachers and administrators must retain control and responsibility for discipline and education.
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John C. Pittenger
Pittenger
Edinboro State College
Students’ Committee
GOP dirty tricks backlash swirls around Colson and Finch
Washington lawmakers accuse Charles Colson of circulating a memo alleging Robert Finch suffered a 1970 mental breakdown. Jesse Steinfeld disputes the claim after reviewing records and doctors notes saying no neurotic issue existed. The memo, reportedly sent to Caspar Weinberger, is described as a potential political tool in California governor races.
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Washington
Charles Colson
White House
Robert Finch
Jesse Steinfeld
Finch
Colson
California
Capitol Hill
Steinfeld
Weinberger
Bob Finch
Power, tyranny and balance in government warned
A reflective critique traces the long arc of executive power overreach and judicial influence, noting four decades of emergences and unilateral decisions. It argues that when any branch grows too strong it invites restraint, while Congress reclaims authority amid Watergate era lessons and warns that abuses by officials threaten democracy.
Corry Welcomes Home Little League All Stars from Williamsport
In Corry on August 14, 1953 a large crowd greeted the Corry Little League All Stars as they returned from Williamsport aboard Erie Train No 1. Fans filled streets. local leaders praised the team’s performance and coach efforts.
Local cigar maker Foley joins city council race
On August 14, 1933, with the filing deadline for petitions near, John Foley a local cigar maker filed for nomination for both parties to run for city council. Corry and Spartansburg aviation enthusiasts plan to operate an airport linking the two communities and Joseph Eastman of Sparta announced a new ship purchase with rides and instruction to be offered. The paper invites letters to the editor up to 408 words, typed, signed with full name and address, for publication in Letters to The Editor.
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John Foley
Corry
Spartansburg
Joseph Eastman
Sparta
Laiend
Colum
Wdl
Eda
Corry Evening Journal
Contacting Your Legislators and the Pennsylvan ia Pension Commission
A historic note details lawmakers and officials contact points in Washington and Harrisburg while condemning the now defunct Commonwealth Compensation Commission. It criticizes pension boosts for judges and legislators, cites a study by the Pennsylvania Economy League on excessive benefits, and argues the legislature betrays taxpayers by failing to reform retirement pay and ensure accountability.
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Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Economy League
What is the Law What is the Law Q&A on inherited property
The inheritance is on record in the county courthouse and proves ownership. A deed is only needed when the executor or administrator sells or transfers the decedent's real property outright.
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