Farewell, Corry grads march into the future
About 250 Corry Area High School graduates left Tuesday evening in a spirited sendoff. The speaker lauded their readiness to carve niches, while noting parental legacies and the broader political notes from Harrisburg, including bills on gas drilling, judicial pay, veteran housing funds, and the motor vehicle code. Bon voyage.
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Harry Burrows
Lawmakers advance energy pricing and land purchase bills
A late 20th century legislative roundup shows HB293 with energy sale limits, a land purchase program paying up to 200 an acre, and votes on various bills. Digest covers hearings on health spa regulation, school administrator retirement, subsidies, highway returns, newborn injury study task force, and local government purchasing rules amid other measures.
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Time sharing options and cautions for vacation properties
An explainer on two main time sharing models fee simple and right-to-use, including costs, maintenance fees, and the Resort Condominiums International exchange system. Advises buyers to inspect, evaluate developers and management, assess location charm and value retention, and verify sound construction and realistic fees before committing long term.
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Carter's Corner and the Two Horses Within Leaders
Paul Harvey reflects on the constant inner struggle between baser instincts and conscience in all people, including leaders. The piece surveys public appetite for virtuous leaders, frames Jimmy Carter as a possible presidential contender, and notes a national bias against scandal. It contrasts biblical Beelzebub with Beatitudes and touches on the press culture around public figures.
Carter’s Church Vote Spurs Segregation Debate
The Spirit of Georgia congregation rejected Jack Anderson’s appeal and voted to segregate their church, with Carter’s sister Gloria Spann resigning in protest while Carter remained. The piece notes Detroit Mayor Coleman Young accusing Morris Udall of participating in a discriminatory church. It also mentions Koinonia’s mixed community history near Plains and the broader era’s racial tensions.
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