In Our Opinion Council Is Too Coy About The 2.5 Tax Increase
The piece chides Corry City Council for denying the 2.5 mills are for garbage collection while admitting the occupational tax funds capital projects. It urges frank admission of tax purposes and asserts elected officials should act decisively or face change.
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Rockwell-Standard Considers Delisting From NYSE
News notes Rockwell-Standard Corp may exit the New York Stock Exchange for over the counter. It would require two thirds of outstanding shares and face 10 percent owner objections. Delisting is rare, with Dominion Stores in 1939 as a prior example.
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The Naked Waitress Boom and Its Social Toll
Psychologists blame dehumanizing men and opportunistic restaurateurs for topless waitresses and go go dancers who degrade womanhood. The article notes widespread displays from Lakewood to St Petersburg and New York bans while denouncing exploiters and designers who promote public nudity for profit.
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Feud Deepens Between Kennedy and Johnson Families
Washington debate over the Manchester book Death of a President highlights long standing friction between the Kennedy and Johnson camps. The account details how JFK's death and the transition sparked distrust, boycott sentiments, and lasting tensions affecting public memory and next elections.
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Today in History December 22 Highlights
On this day in 1807 the Embargo Act halted all foreign trade and ships from U S ports. In 1894 Alfred Dreyfus was degraded publicly, later exonerated. In 1944 Dwight D Eisenhower urged Allied forces to turn the Battle of the Bulge into a defeat.
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Boy learns Santa cannot be forever his own best Santa
Hal Boyle recounts a child who asks Congress for endless Christmas. A national foundation overdoes the gift giving, hiring Santa to deliver cheer, until the boy flees home. The tale ends with the lesson that maturity means becoming one’s own Santa.
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Itching Ears and Calluses Treated By Medical Advice
Dr Coleman discusses ear itching causes from allergies to eczema and irritants, advises finding the root cause before treatment, warns against scratching, and suggests 70 percent alcohol with 2 percent salicylic acid or new cortisone treatments. He notes calluses arise from poor footwear and posture, recommends chiropodist care, orthotics, and pressure-relief pads. advises avoiding self surgical cutting.
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