In Our Opinion Musical Chairs
The State Assembly plans to return to Harrisburg on December 7 to do overdue work. Delegates to the state Constitutional Convention fill the seats, prompting questions about the outcome and whether action will be taken by either group.
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Harrisburg
Internal Revenue Service
Going Under Get Out Cost of Living Paradox
A biting editorial argues in dark humor that cutting living costs by avoiding basic needs and financial responsibilities is impossible, urging readers to accept welfare and tax loopholes while mocking policies that push people toward perpetual dependence and frailty.
Shafer Faces House Tax Clash in Harrisburg
Governor Shafer confronts a stubborn 23 vote loss in the Pennsylvania House over raising taxes and ending the restaurant tax exemption as administration allies claim modest disparity in legislative views while the governor’s push faces a powerful GOP split.
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Capitol Hill
Shafer
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Readers notified on letter submissions policy
The Conry Journal invites brief legible letters from readers on a single subject. Submissions must include the author’s signature and address for publication and are subject to condensation with no responsibility assumed for statements.
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Battle over meat inspection pits May and Holland in secret talks
Washington faces a dual path as House and Senate leaders move to reconcile consumer protection against weaker intrastate rules. Catherine May and Spessard Holland steer talks to harmonize bills, amid White House pressure for teeth in meat inspection and scrutiny of federal versus state oversight.
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Florida
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JFK Memorabilia Night at the Texas Hotel in Fort Worth
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy staying in suite 850 at the Texas Hotel on November 21 1963. The First Family and Secret Service occupied rooms while staff and guests observed routines, with Johnsons nearby and tensions over comfort and security noted.
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Corry Weather Brings Frozen Pond Skating Likely
Mead Park officials say the pond should be well frozen after a week of temperatures ten degrees below freezing and skating may begin next week. City health reports show five chickenpox and four mumps cases. Corry Vets face tough test against the Pittsburgh Pirates after beating the Rochester Kodaks. Holiday hiring outlook brightens amid ongoing labor separations and possible out of town trucking delivery fees due to double parking fines. Son or daughter away from home now They'd enjoy The Journal daily.
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Corry Evening Journal Publisher Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including George Hi publisher William Eaton city editor John McLaughlin and pressroom foreman. It notes Associated Press exclusivity for local news and states subscription prices and entry details with per year and per copy rates.
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Washington bids farewell at Fraunces Tavern 1783
On December 4 1783 George Washington resigned as commander in chief and bade farewell to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York. On the date 1816 James Monroe was elected the fifth U.S. president. In 1943 Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill met in Cairo for their second wartime talks.
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What is Cushing's disease and related health questions
This column explains Cushing's disease described by Dr. Harvey Cushing. It arises from pituitary and adrenal hormone disturbances, more common in women, with varied signs, tests, and partial control by cortisone and surgery, but not a cure. It also covers food poisoning symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment, plus advice on flying with ear infections and how to contact Dr Coleman.
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