In Our Opinion on Trucks and Highway Dangers
Our stance opposes proposed Harrisburg bills increasing trailer length. The PAC report shows 269 truck related accidents last year with 2 trucker deaths and 92 injuries, while 24 car occupants were killed and 290 injured. Drivers and trucks were not found at fault for equipment failures.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
PUC
PAC
Humor and mood drug hearings loom in national notes
A Somerset Kentucky column cites humorous highway signs from the National Safety Council and previews Senate Small Business subcommittee hearings on mood medications. It notes Cleveland rush hour signs and a California speed limit tweak, then highlights claims about popular drugs like Excedrin and Sominex, the role of anti-histamines, and potential oil interests tied to Vietnam policy.
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Somerset
Commonwealth-Journal
National Safety Council
Council
Traffic Safety
Ohio
Cleveland
Senate
Amper Oil Explorations Target Southeast Asia Waters
Jack Anderson reports that President Johnson planned Gulf Coast interventions as early as 1964 while oil signs appeared from 1955. Amper Corporation only began serious Vietnam explorations in 1968 for Standard Oil of New Jersey Indiana Mobil Shell ARCO Phillips Tenneco and BP. Estimates suggested vast Southeast Asian reserves.
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U.S
Amper Corporation
Amper
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Indiana
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Gas Oil
Atlantic Richfield
Phillips Petroleum
Tenneco
Continental Union Oil of
California
Dutch Shell
British Petroleum
Law Stories On Family Duty And Property Clauses
A survey of old legal guidance notes parents owe support only during minority unless the child cannot work or is a drain on public aid. It also explains divorce property rights, noting tenants by the entireties become tenants in common or split shares unless agreements exist, with court options to force sale and division.
Perry Charles and Columbia Football Announcer Team
A vivid reminiscence of Perry Charles at WHN broadcasting Columbia football. He teamed with Mark Hellinger, used brandy and paper cups on air, and improvised dramatic calls on autumn Saturdays at Baker's Field, turning games into memorable radio theater.
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Gallagher
Bob Considine
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
Perry Charles
WHN
Columbia University
Harlem River
Baker‘s Field
Perry
Mark Hellinger
Hellinger
Columbia
Virginia Military Institute
Ford Frick
Charles
VMI
Mark
Corry Gambler Hit Highlights City Crackdown Memory
In Corry July 9 1951 a local man hit a $3000 pool ticket during a police crackdown on gambling, one of the era’s largest local wins. The piece recalls the ongoing effort to wipe out gambling, ordered by Mayor Kinley, amid a high profile civic meeting and Legion awards. Nearby notes discuss hospital superintendent applications and radiator plant rumors from years past.
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Treasury
Kinley
Corry Hospital
Corry Journal reader letters request concise inputs
The Corry Journal invites readers to send brief legible letters on one subject. Submissions must include the author's signature and address for publication. The paper notes all communications are subject to condensation and no guarantees are implied.
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