HUD Plan Threatens Corry Fourth Ward Renewal Project
In Our Opinion the Corry Journal critiques HUD for requiring 40 county municipalities to form a regional planning body before any Fourth Ward renewal funds can be used. The piece argues the condition jeopardizes Corry’s urban development, noting some towns may refuse to join and calling the approach deceptive and unfair. It stresses local good faith and concerns over funding and transparency amid wartime spending.
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Corry
Fourth Ward
Concord Township
Union City
Albion
Wattaburg
City of
Our Man Harrisburg Mason. Denibon Harrisburg Reporter’s Notebook
Governor Shafer unveiled a tax program to fund a 300 million dollar addition to the budget, while lawmakers race to meet a July 1 fiscal year deadline. Bills introduced total 1,888 across House and Senate, with 15 laws signed plus 11 appropriations. Memorial Day weekend disrupted Capitol activity as lawmakers pressed a long budget process.
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House of Representatives
Job Corps debates and Secret Service carpenters stir Washington
Washington column details use of government carpenters and electricians for the Nugent mansion and Eisenhower’s Gettysburg home while noting Secret Service security facts. It highlights public support from major firms for the Job Corps and criticizes Nation’s Business coverage, contrasting business leaders’ views and GOP connections.
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Jaime
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Nation
Corry district faces electrical outages after fallen limb hits lines
Yesterday's memories note a 7:30 disruption in the Third Ward when two large service lines near Emmanuel Episcopal Church burned, attributed to a fallen limb. The rest recalls a graduation address by Rev Francis Whitman and local incidents at Loveland Field and a furniture store update.
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West Park Place
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Robert Sullivan
Hugh O'Hare
Corry Merchants
Loveland Field
Denver Noir and Glitter: A Portrait by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop paints Denver as a vibrant, conflicted city shaped by gold rush fortunes, famous hotels, famous residents, and enduring headlines. He recalls Titans, pilots, socialites, and long gone reporters while noting a modern, evolving heart beat under glitter and grit.
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Brown Palace
Bonfils
Today In History at Denver Club and nearby scenes
A colorful slice of 1967 mood describes Denver area life and places like Tishs Cellar LaFittes Cripple Creek Room and the Rock ies while noting sky and mountains. It marks June 2 1967 as a date with past events including Queen Elizabeths coronation and other historical milestones.
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Elizabeth II
Maine
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
White House
U.S. Congress
Varicose Veins Be Clear On Treatment Options
Dr Coleman explains varicose veins have multiple treatments including elastic stockings drugs postural exercises injections and surgery. Surgery is chosen only when necessary and experts stress avoidable costs or dangers should not drive treatment choices. Vein problems affect about half of women and a third of middle aged men with pregnancy standing and valve weakness contributing to varicosities.
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Ohio
Mrs. K
Lester Blum
New York City
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