State liquor stores in PA face criticism over high prices
The piece argues Pennsylvanians near borders compare state store services with New York and Ohio. It notes Pennsylvania liquor bottles carry a 48 percent markup plus 18 percent emergency tax and 6 percent sales tax, placing the state among the highest for liquor prices. The governor orders an in depth study on potential privatization to boost customer value and service.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Justice seeks Watergate deal by Jack Anderson
Justice Dept quietly probes six of seven Watergate defendants for guilty pleas to avoid trial and White House embarrassment. Defense sources confirm informal talks and potential offers, while funders and lawyers for high priced teams remain unnamed.
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Justice Department
White House
Gordon Liddy
City budget to pass unchanged at Corry special session
Corry city officials plan to approve the 1953 budget without changes at a 7 p.m. Monday special session. The draft on display for four weeks totals 15 672 dollars. The Stanford Hose Company prepares for New Year’s Day open house and all day party, with feast served from 10:30 a.m. to evening. A daughter was born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Krupa. A Masonic St John’s Day banquet is set for this evening at the Masonic Temple with over 100 members expected. Kenneth Smith and His Morocco Club Orchestra will headline the M M Sorority Christmas Dance tomorrow at Hotel Corry. UNITED STATES SENATE and PA officials listed after a local publication portion.
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Corry Volunteer Firemen‘s Organization
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R.D
Spring
Masonic Temple
Corry
Kenneth Smith
Morocco Club
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Frayed Morality in 19th Century Advice and Modern Reflections
A terse collage blends editor William Dwyer’s critique of an 1850 sex manual by Professor Fowler with excerpts of Victorian advice on sexual conduct. It contrasts prudish sermons with modern sensibilities, noting Fowler’s opposition to sex on Sundays, cautions about abortion and arousal, and his eventual death at 78 after a life marked by controversial lectures and marriages.
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William Dwyer
Trenton Times
Orson Squire Fowler
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Bill Dwyer
Consumers Show Mixed Spending for Year Amid Shifting Trends
The year saw rising imports and discount hunting as consumers spent more on resorts and cruises while seeking bargains. Personal income grew 4 percent, savings at S and L associations rose 19 percent to 33 billion, yet stock and mutual fund redemptions pressured the market as investors pulled back.
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Savings and Loan Associations
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