In Our Opinion on Tax Policy and Yablonski Case
A Dunkirk community editorial argues taxpayers should fund full municipal services amid rising costs and criticizes higher government waste. It also recounts six months before Jack Yablonski’s murder, detailing calls for a Labor Department probe into UMW elections and alleged threats, which officials did not pursue.
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Motives Surround Yablonski Murder Vex Coal Union
The Yablonski case centers on possible motives for the triple killing tied to a bitter 1969 UMW election. Allegations include embezzlement claims, a Tennessee linked threat car, and a demand for a Labor Department ballot probe. Yablonski's insurgent bid challenged Boyle, aiming for reforms and a major legal suit against Boyle officers.
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Skunked Fishermen and a New Year Questioning Resolutions
A coastal fishing trip with two young nephews yields no catch and quiet reflections on why fishermen fib about big fish. The tale shifts to New York, 1970, as AP reports on the pull between negative and positive resolutions and practical self-improvement.
Positive resolutions that improve life in daily work
A column discusses turning negative resolutions into positive ones. It suggests simple pledges like praising your boss face to face, using fewer towels, and taking on small duties at home, framing them as steps to feel like a better person. It references a Corry, Pennsylvania newspaper context and the local publisher credits.
Grass Roots Opinion on Nixon Aims to Enforce Laws
A Western opinion piece argues no significant laws have passed under Nixon yet. It suggests the real fix is enforcing existing laws and encouraging people to work rather than enacting many new statutes.
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Corry News Dome: Insurance Cut Impacts the City
On January 9 1950 local insurance underwriters awaited word on the statewide auto fire theft and collision rate cut effects. Legion Rockets beat Erie Santias 67 54 at the State Armory. Initiatory degree conferred at Jonathan Lodge 1008 with 14 new members. Hospital Auxiliary president Mrs George S Peck elected. treasurer reports $109 14 in treasury.
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