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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
8
Taxpayers fund about 42000 for extra help across several departments as commissioners cite interdepartmental sniping and political tension. Voter Registration Office workload and 13000 signatures in Erie fluoridation positions spark union of Democrats and Republicans in courthouse disputes.
Police reported two men robbed a Mellon Bank branch in Stanton Heights Pittsburgh, the third such holdup at the same branch in two years. One man with a sawed off shotgun guarded the door while the other forced cash drawers from three male employees and a female customer. About $4046 was taken before the pair fled. Bank staff were unable to open the safe despite being ordered to do so.
Pennsylvania law bans private fireworks except in supervised displays. Col. Wilson Purdy said only toy cap guns and carbide cannons may be fired by private citizens without a permit.
New York AP report says May could decide critical labor wage and pricing policies. Auto industry in Detroit faces the wage price guidelines test while steel output shows no negotiation this summer. Civil rights, elections, and consumer attitudes may heighten business pressures this month.
The fourth annual Thompson and Thompson descendants reunion is planned for Sunday at the Community Church in Cutting. Local families and relatives from Oscoda Michigan and Erie are noted among attendees. Several community members were seen visiting or attending weddings and gatherings in nearby towns over the past week.
The passage discusses Justice Brennan and a stance on obscene material with focus on protecting children. It notes a Pennsylvania law banning sale of obscene publications to those under eighteen and questions its adequacy. The writer argues enforcement debates over what is obscene and mentions a similar law.
Replies will be held at days.
The letter from Edward I. Carney District Attorney argues New York State law bans obscene material including pornographic motion pictures and nude images and urges Pennsylvania to adopt a similar statute. He cites enforcement benefits and asks state officials and the Attorney General's Office to pursue such a law.
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