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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1971
Page
2
Ontario bans studded tires, citing highway damage and public safety concerns. Government study projects heavy usage, $127 million in future costs, and minimal safety gains except on specific glare ice near freezing.
A Mississippi style voice laments railroads' inefficiency due to government and union rules and questions taxpayer subsidies. The writer, sworn in again to the State House, recalls a debate on snowmobile legislation with 16 sponsors, notes committee assignments, and comments on Republican leadership and a fiscal resolution amid a scene of flowers and camaraderie. The piece blends personal reflections with political maneuvering and local legislative detail.
A diary style account recounts the 155th opening day of the legislature with notes on swearing in, the death of Rep. Edward Mifflin, and the mace ceremony led by Speaker Fineman. It covers party balance, Gov. Shafer’s final state of the Commonwealth, and a wine legislation visit by Penn Shore Vineyards owners.
A compact safety primer urges practical measures for disaster, fire, weather, and everyday risks. It cites lessons from a Denver judge and Dr. Arthur Trewhella, warning panic fuels danger and offering steps like testing exits, posting emergency numbers, and keeping a first aid kit. It covers tornadoes, fires, hurricanes, floods, and lightning with concrete actions and reminders to stay prepared and calm.
A landowner may be liable if aware children regularly ingest fruit and proper precautions or warnings are not taken before spraying poisonous chemicals. A later handwritten will can revoke an earlier one if valid. two witnesses needed in Pennsylvania to prove a will at probate. If fraud is suspected, probate can be contested timely.
Washington figures clash as Common Cause founder John Gardner campaigns to unseat three House chairmen including W R Poage. Poage rejects a $15 contribution saying he will not aid those seeking his destruction. Gardner pushes in 70 districts while denouncing senior Mississippi Democrats.
Fragmented OCR lists names Regan Relea Corry and Joan McLain with roles. Mentions General Macaper Willawater City Estator and The Associated Press rights for republication. Details rates by mail and per-copy pricing appear garbled but indicate classified display advertising terms and territory restrictions.
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