Corry Letter Criticizes PennDOT and Railroads Over Road Woes
In Corry with about 7,500 residents the city laments PennDOT and the Penn Central Erie Lackawanna for ignoring local traffic issues. The piece notes state highways and grade crossings cause constant damage and costs to taxpayers. It points to a 1975 Erie bayfront road project costing 2.6 million and argues the state should maintain roads through Corry rather than burdening locals.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Penn Central
Erie Lackawanna
Erie
City of
Austerity favored as cure for economy in era of cutbacks
National leaders call for thrift as recession tightens belts. Citizens slash credit use while firms delay investment, producing a cautious outlook. Unemployment nears eight percent and price trends likely slow as loan demand falls and policy questions rise about government stability and the Fed’s role.
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New York
United States
Detroit
James Pate
Federal Reserve Board
CIA secrecy and domestic surveillance debated by reporters
The article notes sources claiming CIA oversight and domestic reach, detailing gray areas where overseas operations bleed into U S surveillance and counterintelligence. It cites official denials, mentions informants and Cuban nationals, and recalls past data sharing and a stalled FBI CIA liaison during Hoover’s tenure.
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CIA
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Thomas Riha
University of Colorado
Montreal
Hoover
Avoiding Cliches in Legislative Debate
A critique of lawmakers who rely on overused phrases and phrases like proof positive political football and moot point. The piece argues true decision making happens in caucuses, not floor debate, and urges open discussion free of stale phrases.
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House
Senate
Two kinds of low mood by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey contrasts two forms of low mood, financial hardship and psychological strain from inflation and recession. He cites Will Rogers and experts like Dr. E H Uhlenhuth, noting lifestyle changes drive stress and that declines in income affect all classes. He warns of national trauma since 1972 and predicts a shift to more sensible consumer behavior, ending with work as the remedy.
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E.H. Uhlenhuth
University of Chicago
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Richard Ober
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Les Whitten
Cuba
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