Annexation of Corry Urged to Preserve Rural Green Belt
In Our Opinion the Corry annexation plan seeks to surround the city with a green barrier to halt urban sprawl. The piece warns of a future metro belt from Erie to Detroit and urges city officials to promote petitions to annex surrounding areas to protect streams hills and farms.
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Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle lists everyday irritants and absurdities from transparent windowed business letters to luxury dental offices and hard to open cracker bags. He mocks fashion, marketing, and social trends while lamenting waste, junk, and absurdities in modern life.
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Paul Harvey on Policing Rights and External Review Boards
The piece argues that courts redefine brutality to include non physical abuse and warns external review boards threaten due process. It critiques FBI Hoover on political biases and cites Indianapolis anti crime volunteers as well as concerns about sensational television interviews and profiteering from selling vulgar buttons to youths.
Lyndon Johnsons grandson Lyn charms the ranch visit
The article recalls Lyndon B. Johnson and family at the LBJ Ranch during a Fourth of July stay. Patrick Lyndon Nugent, the President’s grandson, wakes briefly as LBJ enters, then sleeps. Luci Nugent, Pat’s wife, shares a casual scout-like greeting with her mother and father, mentioning family warmth and a simple rural routine.
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Draft riots erupt in New York City in 1888
Historical note marks July 13 1888 as the date of New York City draft riots. The entry references the event occurring in the late 19th century, with context about mass unrest tied to conscription tensions in the city.
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Corry Evening Journal Admits Production and Pricing Details
The notice lists publication and pricing terms for Corry Pennsylvania, with subscription rates and conditions. It references the Associated Press for exclusive use of general news and includes mailing and payment terms for readers.
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Sincerity Gap in Pennsylvania Politics and Budget Talks
Harrisburg analysis notes a shift as Republicans and Democrats bargain over a 35 million budget gap. Governor Shafer insists further cuts threaten state welfare while the legislature, long under executive sway, may gain real checks and balances if Seltzer’s sincerity holds.
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Vitiligo and pinworms in a reader audience column
In this health Q and A column Dr Coleman explains vitiligo as a pigment loss condition with undefined cause and limited treatments while noting possible cosmetic options and cautions about oxypsoralen. He also answers about pinworms, stressing lack of immunity, hygiene as key to transmission, and safe treatments.
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