Central Plaza Debate Spurs Corry Renewal Plan
A community meeting urged immediate urban renewal in Corry through a central shopping plaza funded by federal and state aid. Leaders argued the project would halt downtown decay, attract new industry and retail, and stop tax revenue leakage to nearby towns while citing Meadville and Erie precedents. A lone objector urged preserving a local building, but most participants backed rapid action and future expert briefings. WRITER SUCCUMBS New York Sheila Hibben dies at 76, longtime food and shopping writer for The New Yorker.
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Meadville
Pittsburgh
Akron
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New Haven
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Corry
Plaza
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Cobbett
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Columbus
Harold Gilbert
Planning Commission
Gilbert
Corry Jamestown
Columbus Avenue
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Corry Area
Fréd Scherzer
North Center Street
CAIDC
James Carrig
Corrig
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Peach-Sassafras
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Trained Dogs Demonstrate For School Crossing Guards
Ninety cheering pupils enjoyed a Moose Club outing featuring two trained Pennsylvania State Police dogs. Cpl. John Hornick introduced Troopers Cavage and Homick and their dogs Pat and Rocky as they performed safety oriented tricks. Four crossing guard captains received certificates from the Moose Club, including James Stahl, Gerry Carr, Ronnie Burrows, and Rick Loveland, with Officer Leslie Kelly honored for outstanding service.
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Moose Club
Pennsylvania
Dean Bashiline
Moose
Bashline
John Hornick
Corry
James Stahl
Wright School
Gerry Carr
Concord
Ronnie Burrows
St. Edwards
Rick Loveland
Harding
Leslie Kelly
37 Birds Retire From Ring Wars
A raid leads to arrests as state troopers state that birds involved in cockfighting will be destroyed. Arraignments occurred after a Sunday breach of peace claim, with officers noting illegal raids and efforts to prevent sale to former owners.
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Rage Oues
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The Heart of the Gospel in Lent Meditations
Rev. Robert G. Pier teaches a Lent message linking the Gospel to the Kingdom of God. He cites Old Testament prophecies and New Testament verses to argue that Jesus proclaimed the kingdom at hand and that rebirth by the Spirit leads to eternal life in God’s kingdom. The sermon emphasizes born again faith and the transformation into God’s immortal family.
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West Spring Creek
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Micah Miah
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Jesus
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Nicodemus
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Apostle
Paul
The Fig Tree Cursed and Withered Lesson
After leaving Bethany Jesus grew hungry and found no fruit on a fig tree. He cursed it saying no fruit forever. The next day the disciples saw the tree withered and Jesus spoke on faith removing mountains if doubts vanish.
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Bethany
Jesus
Repent and Believe the Gospel in the Kingdom of God
The text urges repentance and faith in Jesus Christ as King of the Kingdom of God. It links eternal life to spiritual rebirth by the Holy Spirit, and emphasizes turning from law transgression to live righteously for personal and national peace. It frames belief as acceptance of Jesus as Savior, High Priest, and coming King, with the gospel as God’s love message.
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Thians
Jesus
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House Okays Largest-Ever Defense Bill
Washington The House approved the 10.9 million defense authorization bill, including 92 million for research on a manned bomber and a manned interceptor. The measure sets maximum spending limits for future appropriations, but funds would require approval to be spent. LeMay advised the addition, and an amendment to strike the 92 million failed.
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APY
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Secretary of Defense
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Tate
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Air Force Chief of Staff
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Congress
Hepheart Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
House
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Vinson
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Dn.y
Orisextractopody Vital Indeed at Rocky Mountain Conference
In Denver, Prof. Paul Hunsinger of the University of Denver's speech department described orisextractopody as the art of keeping one's toe out of one's mouth or getting it out once it's in, listing it among conference topics during the annual Rocky Mountain Speech and Communication gathering.
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