Corry district blocks third of laundromat demolition cost
In Corry Pennsylvania the Corry Area School District refuses to pay its one third share to raze the dangerous West Main laundromat building. The county and city will cover their shares, while district officials argue tax money from merged districts would fund the demolition. Residents debate who should fund the cleanup.
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Corry Area
West Main Street
Corry
City of
Texas Watergate links hobnob with Hunt empire
The Texas Watergate scandal ties billionaire H L Hunt and heirs to a bungled wiretap, payoffs, and coverup rumors. The Hunts faced indictments in 1973 amid testimony of monthly payments to witnesses and alleged political influence with Sen. Eastland and figures like Richard Kleindienst and George Mahon.
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Hunt Brothers
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James Eastland
D-Miss
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George Mahon
Eldon Mahon
Kleindienst
Will Wilson
Wilson
Henry Petersen
Mahon
Eastland
Bunker
Sen
Patrick McCann
Courtney Pace
Federal Parole Board
McCann
Bunker Hunt
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
Connally
Capitol Hill
Houston
Maxim’s
Hague
London
Dallas
Grand Jury
Jobless Face Loss of Health Insurance Protection
New York report flags widespread loss of coverage for unemployed workers as many health plans cut protection to 30 days or less. Blue Cross study shows some firms offer longer covers, but most do not. Hospitals warn of mounting bad debt, higher charges, and strained care while unions and lawmakers debate national reform. Three options emerge: convert to nongroup coverage, seek Medicaid, or use emergency and clinic services.
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New York
Blue Cross
Alex McMahon
The
American Hospital Association
McMahon
Local News Digest Rates and Postal Notice
Classified fragment indicates publication pricing for second class mail in Corry Pennsylvania at five dollars per year and fifteen cents per copy for single copies, with annual advance options and advertising rate details. Mentions weekly schedule and flag advertising deadline. era appears early 20th century.
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Piper
AP News
Corry
Carelen
No Public Money by Paul Harvey
In this broadcast style critique, Paul Harvey argues that waste, theft, and postponed financial obligations shift costs to the public and individuals. He claims banks and insurers absorb nothing, instead raising prices, and notes generous public pensions, rising living costs, and more promissory notes as Congress acts.
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New York City
Board of Education
Congress
Pendulum Reverses Course In Social Shifts Across America
A columnist argues that liberal and radical trends are retreating toward the center. Courts, schools, and sexual norms are shown as moving back toward stricter discipline, orderly policies, and committed relationships. The piece cites Etzioni and Kolodny noting a trend toward synthesis and lasting bonds.
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Pennsylvania
Amitai Etzioni
Columbia University
Etzioni
Efzioni
New York City
Greenwich Village
Robert C. Kolodny
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
St. Louis
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