The Penalty of Leadership in Our Opinion
A Cadillac inspired meditation on leadership, fame, and the envy of rivals. Leaders endure praise and slander as greatness persists. the article argues true achievement survives public trial and remains influential beyond criticism.
Harrisburg Budget Impasse Raises Tax Pressure on Pennsylvania
Governor Shafer warns lawmakers of a looming fiscal crisis as $200 million in mandated programs take effect July 1 without a tax plan. An estimated $100 million in Shafer Administration initiatives brings the potential total to about $300 million, with two months of revenues already lost and no legislative funding blueprint.
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Washington's Capitol Hill alcohol culture exposed in a probe
Washington report details a lax drinking scene on Capitol Hill and Embassy Row with open bars in offices and frequent industry gifts. It cites Sen Wayne Morse opposing unlicensed bars and notes other lawmakers' alleged alcohol problems affecting public duties, among colorful anecdotes and a Senate Commerce Committee review of a new cigarette filter and health warnings.
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Corry Journal Daily Update Wraps Local Mail Postmark
Local newspaper notes postage paid at Corry Mall and upcoming notices. Readers are urged to copy and confirm details for the second-class mailing with standard rates and municipal mailing rules.
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Too Much Tolerance Sparks U S Political Clash
A reader critiques government leniency over Cecil Carmichael and Vietnam policy. He accuses the Justice Department of failing to prosecute Carmichael for sedition and denounces U S bombing strategy in North Vietnam, urging a tougher stance while condemning domestic protests and wartime pacifism. The piece attacks policy timidity and calls for decisive action.
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Today In History August 24 1967 entries and notes
Chronicle of historical events tied to August 24 including 1814 British capture of Washington DC and burning of the Capitol and White House, 79 AD Vesuvian eruption, 1989 Germany and Russia pact, plus a 1947 note on Corry Journal policy and memories from prior decades.
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Parkinsons disease causes and treatments explained
In this medical column Dr Coleman discusses Parkinsons disease also known as shaking palsy. He notes uncertain causes especially in late middle age and old age, describes the characteristic pill rolling tremor and slow gait, and explains that treatments have limited effectiveness though surgery and psychological support offer help in selected cases. He urges using a physician as the primary consultant and references plastic surgeons only as a general note.
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