A Little Legal Uniformity Would Help The Cause
A fragmented system shows how inconsistent rules raise taxes on consumer goods across states and cities. The piece argues for harmonizing laws to reduce cross border purchases and revenue losses while noting federal and state tax dynamics.
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Eegie
Violence report sparks national debate on roots and law
The unpublished National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence outlines vast urban unrest cases, civil rights demonstrations, and antiwar protests, warning that while eliminating all violence is impossible, better controls and lawful reform are needed. It stresses youth influence and media roles in fueling conflict.
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National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
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Commission
Jons
Corry Evening Journal Offers Subscriptions and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal announces its publication schedule and mailing options. It notes general managers and editors, with pricing for carriers and per-copy costs, plus advance mail subscriptions and delivery details.
Welfare secretary hearings highlight Medicaid cost fears
Wilbur Cohen spearheads national hearings on Medicaid costs and calls for federal price controls. He argues that rising hospital daily rates, inflated bills in Medicare and Medicaid, and punitive tax-funded care threaten the poor. Bert Seidman of the AFL-CIO warns that government medicine expands state interests.
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Wilbur Cohen
Congress
Bert Seidman
Social Security Department
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Corry Weather and Local Sports Snapshot
Corry’s flats flooded by overnight rain though flood threat remains low. The night temperature dipped to 36 degrees by afternoon from 50 earlier, per station observer George Mulderick. In local sports, Corry High Beavers lost 36 35 to Academy in a tight game marking their fifth defeat in six league matches.
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Corry High Beavers
Erie
Academy
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Today In History Jan 28 Highlights of 1969 and Earlier
On this date 1909 Congress created the Coast Guard. 1596 Sir Francis Drake died at sea. 1807 Pall Mall London first lit by gas. 1871 Paris surrendered to Germany in the Franco Prussian War. 1878 first commercial telephone switchboard began operation in New Haven with 22 subscribers. 1982 Japanese forces attacked the Shanghai garrison. Suez Canal seizure noted. Five years ago Turkey threatened Cyprus conference. one year ago French fleet hunted a missing submarine with 52 crew.
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How to Contact Your Elected Officials State Representatives and Senators
A fragmented notice lists Assemblyman Forest Hopkins of Northast and Senator County as state officials with contact directions. It references Hugh Scott as U S Senator and mentions addresses at the State Capitol, Harrisburg, and an address in Pulaski Mercer. The text mixes local and federal contact details, creating an unclear, partial directory for contacting officials.
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Assemblyman Forest
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