County public nuisance on West Main st vexes Corry readers
In Corry a long standing laundromat nuisance on West Main Street draws ire. The county holds the deed and argues it does not own the property but merely holds it in trust for City and School District. Residents urge county action to abate the danger and resolve back taxes.
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Elmers
North Center Street
Railroad Street
Keppel
East Main Street
Erie County
Turst
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Ford as President Would Be Decent Yet Steady
A column weighs Gerald Ford as potential president, noting his decency guileless openness and All-American appeal. He would lack Nixon’s paperwork grip but show better feel for human currents and could work with Democrats. Watergate and party loyalty create a squeeze, yet Ford would bring integrity.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Nixon
Ford
Oval Office
White House
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Grand Rapids
Camelot
House
John McCormack
Carl Albert
What is the Law What is the Law
A wife can obtain a divorce even if the husband resists by filing a court action and proving grounds for divorce. The husband must be notified and can contest the grounds. Desertion for two years qualifies. the wife’s year and a half of desertion would be weighed. The piece also discusses reader letters and a military family case with emotional strain and hospital care.
Vacations and Work Life Reflections By Dan McEldowney
The piece muses on vacation time across seasons and roles. It describes the pull between relaxation and job concerns, noting mixed emotions on leave. The author recalls a fishing trip as restorative yet anxiety inducing about workload and replacement risk, concluding vacations are both enjoyable and essential.
Social Security The Great Ripoff headline analysis
A critical look argues Social Security costs have risen faster than benefits. It cites rising taxes, potential ineligibility for some workers, and compares private retirement insurance costs. The piece questions the program’s efficiency and warns readers about alleged misuses and long-term funding concerns.
Debt debate over rising US levels in 1973 figures
In a New York overview, John Cunniff notes total US debt at year end 1973 reached 2.525 trillion with per capita about 512 thousand. Public debt rose 64 percent to 593 billion, but private debt far eclipsed it driven by corporations and individuals. Home mortgages lead debt categories as inflation skews values while fears grow over borrowing beyond future earnings.
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