Corry Car Jockey Letter Sparks Reader Debate
A letter signed by A Corry Car Jockey criticizes the Journal's landfill story and urges recreation facility discussion. The editor defends the paper, notes the writer failed to sign, and urges accountability, while defending coverage of no new recreation areas rather than new facilities.
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What About Herbert A Shafer lull in partisan blasts amid budget plea
Harrisburg notebook notes Governor Shafer spoke to the House without sharp partisan barbs. He avoided direct attacks on Herbert Fineman, prompting readers to wonder about the veteran Democrat’s absence from the debate. Observers also discuss Scranton’s Constitutional Convention delegate bid.
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Congress Spends Far More on Farm Diseases Than City Efforts
Drew Pearson surveys federal funding contrasts noting farm disease programs cost taxpayers tens of millions while city health and housing efforts face tighter support. He flags aging rural-dominated leadership in key committees and urges balanced aid between rural and urban needs amid bureaucratic turf battles and agency reshuffles.
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Advertising to Sell: TV Spots and Brand Focus
In a critique of television advertising, Jim Bishop discusses jingle repetition and the push for brand decisions. He cites James Jordan on solving consumer problems with sharp, targeted messaging and notes the shift to branded, problem oriented pitches for products like detergents and beer. He highlights the challenge of translating one minute of TV into a visual and verbal sell while audiences face a flood of 1500 ads daily.
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Corry Memories and Local Events From August
Yesterday's Memories OF Corry recounts a year ago with notes on a barn fire near Lyle Merry farm, a golf victory by Darry Krone over George Orcutt, and Corry Merchants losses to Ridgway and Westfield. It also mentions church rededication plans, a cold snap with frost, and assorted local curiosities.
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What Is The Law What Is The Law
A landlord cannot stop a tenant from moving after six months though the tenant must pay rent for the remaining term unless the landlord accepts surrender and relieves all further obligations. If rent is unpaid or other lease breaches occur the tenant’s personal property may be levied to cover back rent.
Safe home baths pose serious risk to elderly
Dr Coleman warns that while baths occur in safe home confines dangerous accidents are common. Slippery tub edges loose tiles and hot showers cause broken hips and long invalid periods. Simple rules include supervision for elderly, no wet hands on electricals, use non slip mats, keep doors unlocked for emergencies, and trial risk checks to prevent home made accidents.
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