In Our Opinion Laws Are For Everyone
A civic column condemns selective enforcement of laws and argues governing bodies should apply rules evenly. It highlights bingo versus gambling, old tax bills, and candidate expense filings as examples of unfair exceptions and calls for equal accountability across all violators.
City seeks zoning answer on house trailers in Corry
City Hall Q A column explains 1964 Zoning Ordinance bans house trailers citywide except in authorized trailer courts. No courts exist now, and all trailers defined as mobile living units or occupied prefabricated buildings under 16 feet are covered by the rule.
Corry council weighs East Main street speeding risk and sidewalk rules
Residents petitioned city hall citing 825 signatures asking for 35 mph signs on East Main North Center and West Pleasant. Officials plan Kiwanis Summer Festival Aug 5 to 9 with parades amusements and bingo.
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Pro Golfer George Carney To Lead Corry Club Duties
Years ago on July 8 1927 it was announced that George Carney a renowned golf teacher and longtime Glen Acres pro near Chicago would take over pro duties at Corry Country Club Local golfer enthusiasm followed the news Ben F Starr a longtime Corry resident and prominent businessman announced his candidacy for City Council subject to September primaries
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Glen Acres Country Club
Chicago
Corry Country Club
Ben F. Starr
Corry
Salina's Schilling Air Base Transformed Into Community Engine
Paul Harvey highlights Salina Kansas as a model of base closure adaptation after Schilling Air Force Base closed. The city reused 8000 acres and former housing to attract industry and schools, including a technical institute and state agencies. The Defense Department published The Salina Story as a blueprint for other towns.
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Waco
Texas
James Connally Air Force Base
Schilling
Highway Patrol
Salina
Pentagon
Department of Defense
Corry area updates cover police, pension, and local projects
Police manpower remains sufficient though shortages are noted with Paul French ill and Charles Sutton at the State Police Academy. Nancy Lee Ross graduates in x ray tech at Franklin School in Philadelphia. Council commends Corry Area Historical Society for Mead Park museum. Pension parity urged by Police Firemen, with legislators Lesler and Blair supporting Harrisburg action. Street repairs, storm sewers, and new pro shop at North Hills golf course progress. Local donor and school notes include Andrews University freshman scholarship for Anna Marie Eastman and NABAC director appointment for William Donaldson.
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Charles Sutton
State Police Academy
CD Police
Nancy Lee Ross
Corry
Franklin School of Science and Arts
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Pension Board
Council
William Lesler
Stanley Blair
Harrisburg
West Main Street
Jim Wharton
Picidilli Hill
Journal
Bill
Margaret) Lombard
Warren
Penn State
North Hills Golf Course
North Corry
Center and
Columbus Avenue
Little League
Vern Group
Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Publication and pricing notice for Corry Pennsylvania newspaper. Includes per copy price and carrier distribution terms.
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Jumping to conclusions fat and marriages in Hal Boyle's Americana
Hal Boyle notes fat may be unhealthy yet can bind marriages, citing forgiving wives and fewer divorces. He riffs on readers backward paging, intellectuals on trains, Greenwich Village beatniks, doctor waiting rooms, and other urban idiosyncrasies with witty, observational bite.
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New York
Greenwich Village
National Geographic Magazine
Who Keeps A Will When Prepared By An Attorney
A will remains the client’s property and they may keep it or have the attorney retain it. The choice depends on the client’s preference, with options to store at home in a safe deposit box or with the attorney.
Hopeful News In Medicine About Hair Loss And Thyroid Tests
An article discusses research on pattern baldness using monkeys to gain human hair loss insights. It notes Dr. William Montagna in Beaverton Oregon and Roswell Park Memorial Institute scientists testing a cancer drug in mice with cautious steps toward human trials. It also covers advances in thyroid testing from basal metabolic rate to rapid color studies and chromatography.
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William Montagna
Beaverton
Oregon
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
Enricio Mihich
Mihich
John B. Stouffer
Baylor University
Texas
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