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TV campaign spending sparks debate on free air time
The Senate weighs clean elections legislation as parties push for free equal time or paid sponsor time to curb campaign costs. The AP report also profiles Mary Martin on Broadway, describing her strict routine, health focus, and life balancing fame with a farm purchase in Brazil.
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Reward for bomber in Kansas City synagogue bombing
Civic and religious groups have pledged 7,000 toward a 10,000 reward for information solving last Thursday night's Kehilath Israel synagogue bombing. Mayor H Roe Bartle announced the pledges and said the reward fund will be administered by the Kansas City Crime Commission.
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Yesterdays Memories of Corry Warmer Pass Predicts Six Weeks
A Punxsutawney Groundhog predicts six more weeks of winter after a bright sun shadow seen today. Corry High School band fundraiser featured a free public concert at the Senior High auditorium with Cambridge Springs band. Charles Ronin starts as an additional enumerator for the Corry business and industrial census.
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Corry Jury Chosen for March Term
Four Corry men Paul Downey Dan Mitchell Leo Shields and W P Westley were selected for jury duty for the March term. Erie Railroad trains ran severely late with one to seven hour delays. Mrs Willis Fuller of East Pleasant street remains seriously burned at Corry Hospital from yesterday injury. City Commission meeting set for this evening in the Library Building with routine business anticipated.
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Erie Principals Oppose Seven Period School Day
Junior and senior high school principals met with the school board's educational analysis committee and opposed moving to seven periods next fall. They cited the six period day’s success and questioned the board's ability to supply extra facilities, equipment, and teachers. No decision was reached, but action is urged before February 15 when next fall schedules are reviewed. Kenneth Brown leads the committee.
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February Test Looms for Auto, Steel, and Construction Boom
New York AP reports autos, steel, and construction drive the current boom while February tests the balance. Strong auto sales would spur continued steel orders and mill production, whereas weak auto demand could prompt faster restocking. Construction shows a split with home building improving late last year but commercial and industrial work tied to business expansion plans. Employment prospects rise as orders rebound after the long steel strike, making February a crucial, busy month with the risk of a delayed slowdown if orders falter.
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