State budget clash and reform drive sparks school funding worries
The piece argues cutting Pennsylvania school subsidies by 85 percent would force districts to borrow, pay high interest, and saddle taxpayers with costs. It urges Repayment of interest, cuts to government payrolls and bureaus, plus restraint on welfare, travel and junkets to avoid higher taxes amid Nixon era reform push and a reorganization plan.
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Pennsylvania
Shapp
Bureaucrats clash over resource use and interagency rivalries
The Ash Council warns federal water resource programs span Agriculture Interior and Army amid turf wars and conflicting policies. Kansas watershed plans threaten Interior reclamation goals downstream while Montana splits studies for the same site between Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation. California Forest Service lands seek a ski and summer resort blocked by Interior access disputes. Southeastern states see stream channel changes protested by Interior with conservation groups.
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Ash Council
Agriculture, Interior
Army
California
Forest Service
Mineral King Basin
National Park
Interior
Department of Interior
Law on divorce timing in Pennsylvania explained
The article explains that no precise divorce timeline exists as every case varies. An uncontested divorce can take about two months if no delays occur, while contested cases require longer due to hearings transcripts and possible appeals. It also touches on delays from parties, busy courts, and attorney workloads.
Roscoe Texas Shows Self Help In Tough Times
Paul Harvey highlights Roscoe Texas a 1500 resident town that funds youth groups and helps needy families by salvaging 96 bales of green cotton bolls from mechanized harvest. The town uses proceeds to aid Boys Club Scouts Future Farmers and welfare needs, illustrating local self reliance versus big city dependence.
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Roscoe
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Parody Voices Public Response to Civic Duty
A Grass roots opinion from Odessa Texas criticizes widespread evasion of responsibility, using a nursery rhyme parody to argue people look to government for solutions instead of addressing personal actions. Whittier California Review mirrors this by urging parental training against shoplifting and vandalism, asserting home discipline precedes school and street reform.
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Odessa
Texas
Jack
Jill
Corry Club Night and Local News Run Anew
The Junior High Y Club hosted Father’s Night with 35 boys and fathers in Corry. Knights of Columbus beat Hallers Grocers 28 to 19 at St Edward’s Hall. Corry zoning approves PA Telephone office addition on East Park Place. Temperatures drop to near zero with a wintry blast ahead. Astronauts head to the moon and speculation grows on manned Mars travel within the writer’s lifetime.
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Knights of Columbus
Hallers Grocers
Erie
St. Edward’s Hall
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
East Park Place
Corry
Eymit
Appticaon
Outer Space
Mars
The
Red
Astronauts and the limits of space travel
A dramatic reflection on space exploration and Einsteinian physics. The author argues that travel beyond the solar system is impossible due to the infinite mass at light speed, labeling interstellar journeys as confined to our planetary system while expressing hope for astronauts' safe televised launch.
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Solar System
Space
Alpha Centauri
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