Sewage tax relief advances as House Bill 2564 passes
Senate action strips municipal sewage treatment plants from the Public Utilities Tax Act retroactive to March 10 1970. Corry and Union City stand to benefit while other municipalities pursue legal challenges. The move shifts tax burden away from municipally owned facilities, with potential refunds for those who paid. The broader policy context includes Governor Shafer signing the amendment and ongoing debates in Pennsylvania politics.
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Union City
State General Assembly
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Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Harrisburg
League of Cities
Nixon ally Hruska blocks anti-porn ads bill in Senate
A column accuses Senator Roman Hruska of blocking a proposed obscenity advertising ban to protect his family theater holdings in Omaha Lincoln and Carter Lake Iowa while championing moral rhetoric. The piece notes his ties to Douglas Theater Co and questions his integrity alongside Senate leaders.
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Hruska
Douglas Theater Company
Omaha
Lincoln
Carter Lake
Iowa
Hugh Scott
Nebraska
Minorities get the breaks by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that local race quotas for Oakland trades should not dictate nationwide media employment. He says New York City driven quotas to match city demographics create an unbalanced national representation in radio TV and publishing. He calls for applying Civil Rights Act goals proportionally to nationwide reach rather than city based templates.
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New York City
Oakland
Winnie the Pooh a hit on NBC despite aging audience
NBC aired Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day to illustrate quality craft over lowbrow animation. The Milne script by Sebastian Cabot charmed adults, while critics noted Haniel’s well publicized but poorly received Richard Chamberlain special fared poorly in Nielsen rankings. NBC plans schedule fixes after year start with Julia moving up and Adam 12 replacing Nancy.
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A. A. Milne
Sebastian Cabot
Pooh Bear
Piglet
Winnie
Bunny
Julia
Don Knotts
Nancy
Corry Evening Journal front matter and rates
Publisher and staff listings for the Corry Evening Journal in Corry Pennsylvania. Advertising rates and mailing information are listed, including yearly subscription prices and carrier copy costs. The notice mentions Associated Press affiliation and publication details.
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Saush Street
Corry
George K. Samale
William Eaton
City Eastor
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Wis
AP News
Bisalay
Arm
Construction slows as capacity outpaces demand in October
New York reports F. W. Dodge data show October construction contracts at 179, second lowest of year, with weakness centered in capital spending. Firms cut costs and push efficiency amid anti inflation policy, as managers face a post boom shift and GE forecasts flag a key challenge since WWII. Capacity is not the issue, deciding how to use it will be.
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F. W. Dodge
Washington
General Electric
When a Pennsylvania corporation dissolves who must be told
The law explains voluntary and involuntary dissolutions. Involuntary dissolution requires court directed notice to all parties and stockholders of record. If assets remain after creditors are paid, dividends go to stockholders. The company then files an out-of-business certificate and becomes inactive but technically alive.
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