A Community Forum on State Government in Corry
A Corry Area High School forum drew under 100 residents to hear state Senator Richard Snyder, Senator R Budd Dwyer, and highway department representative Robert Offutt discuss government at multiple levels. The nearly three and a half hour session aimed to clarify issues affecting Corry and foster informed citizenship.
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Corry Area High School
Highway Department
Corry Area
Corry
Richard Snyder
Lancaster
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Robert Offutt
Franklin Office
New York Columnist Shares Tiny Wonders and Odd Facts
A compact collection of breezy curiosities from New York about everyday marvels. It cites the Gulf Stream, the White House Christmas tree choice, language trivia, and humorous quips, all presented as light holiday reading with nods to the National Geographic Society.
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New York
Gulf Stream
National Geographic Society
Franklin Pierce
White House
Murder forgotten in Indian murders case reports
A nurse of detail from the Broken Treaties Papers highlights the Osage and Lac du Flambeau murders in Wisconsin. The Peter Three Stars report reveals slow state lab response, FBI jurisdiction issues, and tribal appeals to Governor Lucey and Attorney General Warren, with officials failing to act. The piece contrasts swift action for white victims with neglect of Indian women and crews aboard the Francis Marion.
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Tersely
Peter Three Stars
Wisconsin
Lee du Flambeau Chippewas
FBI
Patrick Lucey
Robert Warren
Warren
Misfit's diaries reveal Bremer motives and Nixon plot details
Jim Bishop notes Arthur Bremer, 21, sentenced to 63 years for the Wallace shooting and details from a 113 page Harper's diary. The diary covers April May 1971 with plans to kill Nixon, money sources, and crude language, plus a New York labor market update noting a drop in unemployment amid statistical caveats.
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George Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Richard Nixon
Canada
Nixon
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Bremer
Jobs Up or Down by John Cunniff
A review of labor force trends notes that many households rely on wages and the New York Fed cautions against overinterpreting slower consumer price gains. It cites October inflation deceleration due to car prices and signals December figures may alter the picture. It discusses Nixon Wallace politics and a journalist's diary entry context, then weighs wholesale price shifts showing 7.4 percent annual agricultural and industrial price increases, with industrial prices rising 5.5 percent.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Fed
New York Fed
Price Commission
Milk Price Hike Set for Corry Housewives Tomorrow
Corry residents will face a half cent rise per quart of milk starting tomorrow with a new price schedule. Grade B milk will cost 24 cents a bottle and vitamin D enriched milk 25 cents. Also reported, a statewide hunter check at Columbus from noon Saturday to 4 pm Sunday logged 500 hunters with only one minor violation for a loaded gun in a car. In local news, a daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Santo Pate of 906 East South Street.
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Corry
Dairies
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Santo Pate
East South ‘Street
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Bertrand Russell
Indiana
Don Herold
By Jack Anderson
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Wiscasin
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John’ Scott
Scott
Les Whitten
William Wildcat
Navy
Francis Marion
Adm. Elmo Zumwalt
Jim Bishop
Harper's Magazine
Ottawa
Secret Service
Vale
Sparks Street
U.S
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Wallace
Bama
Nam
Michigan
Laurel
George
Benny
Rts
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Whiteley Pond
Columbus Avenue
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