Newspapers Still Offer All The News All The Time
In Our Opinion argues newspapers provide in depth coverage beyond quick TV reports. It cites Nixon announcing cabinet appointees on television and credits newspapers for detailed background, analysis, and context, portraying the press as essential for student of history and news consumers.
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Budget timing noted as Pennsylvania lawmakers await new fiscal year plan
Harrisburg column reviews past starts for the state budget in governors like Scranton Shafer Lawrence and Lead er, noting no fixed date to present the fiscal year budget. It predicts Shafer’s 1968 document may be ready after Farm Show recess with legislature resuming January 13.
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Congress under pressure to reform despite old guard links
The article details growing public demand for Congressional modernization. It cites Brookings studies, editor and press groups pushing for financial disclosures and open hearings, and candidates pledging reform. It notes internal party friction, calls to reorganize the Congressional Campaign Committee, and a broader critique of Congress as a failed federal institution.
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Local notices and typos mark Corry Journal excerpt
Fragmentary text from The Corry Evening Journal describes a dated local item with pricing details, but the content is garbled and many words are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a small public notice or newspaper block with cents pricing.
Poetic Justice in a Courtroom Drama
A judge presides over a contentious case involving Dominick Ursola accused of assaulting Johnny Cadis after a conflict with a garbage scavenger. The trial features tense exchanges, witness testimony, and a defense claim that ends with a suspended sentence for Ursola.
It Happened In Corry On January 8 1949
A Corry High School basketball game in Erie ended 47 to 30 after a decisive loss to Tech High. Eva Kepler aided by a personal solivita disclosed this moment this morning. A complete interior redecorating job finished at the Pennsylvania Telephone Company building on East Park Place with M. E. Shambaugh as contractor.
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Today in History January 8 events span battles and peace
On January 8 various historical notes include 1915 US forces under Gen Jackson defeating the British at New Orleans, the War of 1812 closing engagement. 1679 La Salle reaching Niagara Falls. 1918 Wilson's 14 points. 1993 France occupying Ruhr. 1943 Bizerte bombing. 1985 Stravinsky conducting in New York.
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