Corry’s Driveway Streets Usurp Real Road Funding
In Corry city officials push a short lived “driveway” street concept, patching yearly, with cheap surfaces and perishable curbs. Critics allege the plan hides true costs, ignores durable options, and yields costly long term maintenance as potholes persist. The piece laments neglect of better funding and questions the city’s approach.
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Penndot
Corry
Worth Street
West Smith Street
Route 6
Corrytte
Florida
Legislature weighs beer and wine sales in groceries in Pennsylvania
Opinion piece argues for broadening beer and wine sales to groceries with reform to counter lobbyist power. It criticizes a proposed plan that would keep distributors, raise tavern purchase discounts, and maintain a middleman system. The author urges prioritizing consumer convenience.
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Pennsylvania
Sansa
Corry Evening Journal about local news and ads
The Corry Evening Journal announces daily publication with staff roles and policy notes. Advertising rates are listed and a recurring weekly price is shown, highlighting subscription and delivery details.
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Corry
Surray Wiest South Stesel
George R. Sampie
William 3. Eaton
Joan McLaughlin
Atsecild Brean
Prys
Law's halt the classic boat in unemployment era
A study of unemployment benefits reveals widespread abuse as workers quit, move, or fake need to collect checks. NJ union estimates 1800 workers in Cumberland County idle while firms like Mark Manufacturing struggle to hire. The piece traces policy shifts since the 1930s and argues for reform.
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New Jersey
Cumberland County
Anthony Marcello
Mark Manufacturering Company
Marcello
State
Michigan
Ohio
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York State
Florida
Puerto Rico
California
Washington
Seattle Times
Benjamin Adams
New Hampshire
Health, Education and Welfare
Wilbur J. Cohen
Washington State
Rhode Island
Midwest
Washington, D.C
New York
Dring
New York Telephone Company
Maryland
Postal Service to Hold Line on First Class Rates This Year
John Gentile of the U S Postal Service warned Congress shows little appetite for subsidies and rate hikes. Possible service cuts considered include closing small post offices and ending Saturday delivery amid a projected 1 4 billion deficit this year. The plan envisions shifting to electronic funds transfer and possibly a monthly postal route standby fee, though such a charge remains only a consideration.
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John Gentile
U.S. Postal Service
Gentile
Congress
Cleveland Postal Customer Council
Postal Service
Pblic
Rent subsidy program sparks mixed feelings in Chicago
A Chicago family of four faces high rent as HUD critiques the Section 8 style subsidies. About 600,000 U.S. households may qualify, but critics warn of bureaucracy, potential abuses, and tax burdens on average taxpayers while supporters tout faster housing aid without public housing relocation.
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Chicago
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
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By Bruce Ellison
Cleveland Plain. Dealer
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