Pre-Election Gripes Highlight State Tax and Welfare Drama
In Our Opinion laments Harrisburg politics delaying a state income tax and slashing welfare, warning of costly stopgaps and pork barrel spending. It contrasts political fear tactics with public demand for maturity and fiscal responsibility. The piece shifts to Washington about a radical youth's call for violent revolution, noting conflicted class origins and antiestablishment sentiment among students. The columnist argues readers should see through idealists and recognize enduring truth.
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Free Press Proves Its Power in Democratic Reform
A period column argues that media freedom drives political accountability in the United States and abroad. It cites investigations and disclosures damaging to numerous politicians, including Senators Tom Dodd, George Murphy, Vance Hartke, Roman Hruska, and Representatives Jacob Gilbert Jim Collins Bob Giaimo Adam Clayton Powell, with impacts on elections, investigations, and policy reforms. It notes indictments, grand juries, and congressional actions spurred by reporting on corruption and special interests.
Arizona risks health by tough anti pollution decree
Arizona becomes first state to order industry pollution cuts, demanding permits and strict emission standards. Copper smelters must cut sulfur emissions by 90 percent, coal ash from Navajo Project to 99.42 percent, with power plants on a sliding scale. Automobiles may face new emission devices by summer. Board cites American ingenuity and mandates research to meet targets or shut down.
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Arizona Health Board
Bridges Keeps Busy By Lloyd Bridges in TV Roles
Hollywood AP interview with Lloyd Bridges about his early secret agent role 25 years ago, his shift from gun slingers to in demand TV actors, and upcoming projects including San Francisco International, Four in One, and guest Clu Gulager. Bridges notes his career path, family acting ties, and his views on portraying adult roles and femininity.
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Corry Journal Invites Brief Readers Letters
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit short legible letters on one subject only. Each submission must include the author’s signature and address for publication. The newspaper reserves the right to condense letters and assumes no responsibility for the statements contained.
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Corry Evening Journal publication notice details
The Corry Evening Journal announces daily publication with circulation options by mail or in-advance subscription, lists staff and department roles, and notes Associated Press use for local and AP dispatches. Advertising rates are available upon inquiry.
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Liquidity crisis reshapes American business in 1970s shift
The liquidity squeeze tightens corporate cash, halting many acquisitions and pushing firms to conservative lending, debt reduction, and efficiency drives. Penn Central cannot pay bills, Argus Research notes power returning to bankers, while conglomerates fade and capital spending falls as firms reset growth plans.
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What Is The Law Summary on Strike Welfare Rights
A worker on strike who is otherwise eligible may receive public welfare benefits if they lack sufficient means to live decently. The statute of limitations does not bar claims for reimbursement when a striker later returns to work.
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