Corry area high school drug problem sparks alarm
An informant with deep ties to Corry Area High School reports a real drug problem among students and urges action before any drug-related death occurs. The letter to The Journal asserts drugs are entrenched, calls for exposing pushers, and criticizes slow local enforcement.
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Cement firms threaten tax plan reversal urged by Connally
A leaked warning claims opponents will offset taxes if incoming Treasury Secretary Connally does not reverse a secret decision. The note cites a Dec 5 1967 exchange with Henry Fowler in which Long pressed changes to taxes on transportation costs affecting cement companies.
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Tom Vail
Randolph Thrower
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Confidentiality and Will Witnessing in Pennsylvania Law
A Pennsylvania case holds a nurse cannot disclose patient information in civil cases if garnered during care, unless authorized. wrongful public exposure of intimate patient life may trigger invasion of privacy suits. Will law allows probate after death with two witnesses or proven signature. witnesses need not be present at signing if proven. Also notes on long political maneuverings over tax regulations and drug control ideas, including satellite surveillance proposals and international conference involvement.
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Grass roots critique of youth marijuana movement
Warwick New York advertiser challenges the campaign to legalize marijuana. The piece argues youths justify pot by comparing it to alcohol and tobacco use and controlling to cope with daily life. It calls the trend a justification of one wrong by others.
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The Big Difference In Welfare Then And Now
By George Cooks reflects on 1930s relief programs in Canonsburg Pa and the WPA CCC. The author recalls working on road building forests and ditches, earning 30 dollars a month with 25 sent home, and contrasts past job efforts with current rising relief rolls.
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Limelight magnifies militants by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that media attention to Angela Davis inflates militant rhetoric and shapes public perception. He notes the San Rafael trial, calls for independent reporting, and questions the dominance of AP and UPI as primary wire services guiding national coverage.
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Angela Davis
Corry Community Chest funds and local notices update
Corry today notes the Community Chest allocated 1500 dollars to the March of Dimes campaign amid resident inquiries. Also reported: three locals witnessed a fifth atomic test explosion near Las Vegas, while city bids approved a new Streets truck and police cruiser from Martin Motor Sales.
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Corryltes
Armour Hillstrom
Frank Raymond
Streets Department
Martin Motor Sales
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