Pothole Plea to State Highway Commission overroad priorities
In a letter to the Journal the writer blasts PennDOT for pothole plagued routes including Route 426 near Corry and links it to a Sunday fatality. They accuse officials of mispriorities and announce attendance at July 11 Highway Commission to present photos and press for action.
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Trojan Horse in government policy council planned exchanges
Washington reports that the Nixon Administration quietly seeded business executives into key government posts to influence policy. The President's Commission on Personnel Interchange, launched in 1969, has placed top executives in Treasury, Commerce, and SEC roles, with critics calling it a covert bid by firms like Phillips Petroleum Coca Cola Bank of America and Peat Marwick to steer policy and gain insider access.
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Robert Bowen
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Tenneco
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Bank of America
Joe Mason
Patent Securities and Exchange Commission
Bank
T.M. Quigg
SEC
Mason
Allanta
Coke
Paul Dillingham
U.S. Treasury
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
David Cole
James Smith
Cole
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Leanse
Mike Kiernan
Treasury
Aviation advances and the Wrights in context
Paul Harvey spoke to a Canadian aviation industry audience arguing that new planes bring vast benefits from weather forecasting to rescue and medical devices. He praised aviation pioneers Glenn Curtiss and Alexander Graham Bell, noting their role in opening aviation to the world and the need for industry cooperation.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
Do as We Say Not as We Do Budget Duel Sparks Partisan Standoff
A state budget clash shows third class city and school district codes press for timely budgets but the General Assembly again faces July 1 deadline delays. Critics label the situation as lawmakers acting hypocritically and failing to practice the rules they set.
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General Assembly
Corry notes from June 26 1953 Ajax plant closes
Ajax Iron Works leads Corry with 230 workers taking a two week vacation at end of day. Driller Luther Cline reports Medina wildcat well near 800 feet from target 5200 feet. No discovery yet. Also a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mark Harvey in Corry Memorial Hospital. 273 Corry Public Schools students had perfect attendance. seventh grade led with 34 percent. Kenneth Jackson praised for 9th grade through graduation. Spring Creek road top surface laid, three miles open to traffic.
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Corry
Medina Lands
Luther Cline
Medina
Mark Harvey
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Jackson
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Law on Visitation Rights When Custody Is Split
A separated couple with the mother in California and a five year old son in Pennsylvania raises visitation questions. Courts favor access by both parents unless clear evidence shows otherwise. Jurisdiction lies with California if the child resides there, and travel costs typically fall on the father.
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Bicameralism in state legislatures and its critics
Philadelphia Inquirer column argues that two house legislatures waste duplication of services and invite stagnation. It notes Nebraska's unicameral system as efficient counterpoint and cites historical defenses of bicameralism, while criticizing self interest and lack of reform in most states.
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