Our Women No Real Equality Says Journal Column
In a satirical column the Journal argues that women are not seeking pure equality but merely want the right to choose and pursue opportunities. It mockingly lists extreme roles and jobs to question the drive for equal rights, concluding that women simply reject being told they cannot act.
Grass Roots Opinion on Britain's Economy Measures
In this editorial snippet from Corvallis Gazette-Times, the writer argues that Britain's economic measures have failed and suggests a return to capitalism and free enterprise. The piece cites West Germany and Japan as examples and speculates it might work in the United States as well.
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Obe
Gazette-Times
Britain
West Germany
Japan
City Hall Answers Corry Residents on Airport and Snow
The City of Corry owns the Lawrence Airport. the Airport Authority, appointed by Council, funds maintenance and operations and meets openly on the second Wednesday each month at the Phoenix Hotel. The private airport manager is paid $1 yearly plus 5 percent of hangar rents, with profits shared if above a threshold, and must follow FAA rules. Snow plow policy aims for cost control and efficiency. plows are deployed after about three inches accumulate, with timing affected by ongoing snowfall. Parking meters are mid-bank. cars should be bumper to bumper so sidewalks access remains possible and meters stay operable.
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Simpson Electric Company
Chicago
Michael D. Loesch
McDowell High School
Fred C. Haenel
Carl F. Haenel
U. S. Air Force
Gunter Afb
Ala
Mary
Charles Collier
West Pleasant Street
Thomas B. Kimmy
Glenn Kimmy
Union City
Chanute Afb
Kimmy
Wattsburg Area
Berm
James
Howard Rhodes
Northwest Street
U. S. Navy
Corry Area High School
Edinboro State College
Corry Evening JournalPublisher and rates note
The Corry Evening Journal column shows publisher and management notes with advertising terms and rates. It references Associated Press reuse rights and post office classification, alongside subscription pricing and mailing details.
Your Freedom Ends Where My Nose Begins
A column argues freedom has limits in civil law and morality. It cites university actions on nude student photos in Florida and a professor's LSD stance, Mennonite license photo demands, and the need for government oversight to maintain order. It contends that liberty ends where it affects others and that photos on licenses are becoming inevitable.
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Falk
University of Wisconsin
Harvard
Timothy Leary
Florida
Lester Hale
Local foods and errors headline Corry strolls
Erie County Health probes a local eatery and orders cleanup while a Maple syrup boom fuels regional pride. A military marriage correction notes a Vietnam GI and his spouse. Street safety and a one way street sign error appear amid community notes and artsy regional chatter. Political pictures tease upcoming events.
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Erie County Health Department
James Woodworth
RD. 3
Curry
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Bessemer
Elwood Beardsley
Spring Creek
Vietnam
Sue Dey Beardsley
Youngsville
Edward
Sue
Law and custody decisions after a child’s parents die
When both parents die the Orphans' Court of the county where the child resides handles custody. The court decides the child's placement, prioritizing the child's best interests. Relatives willing and able to raise the child are favored. if none are suitable, the child may be placed in an orphanage.
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Orphans’ Court
Today in History highlights March 4 events and anniversaries
On March 4 1793 George Washington began his second term as president while 1789 saw the first U S Congress open. Vermont entered the union in 1791 and Chicago was chartered as a city in 1897.
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U.S
Vermont
Union
Chicago
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Pomerania
Heinrich von Brentano
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
Alabama
Sam Jones the traveling model in Corry glamour bits
Hal Boyle recalls Sam Samantha Jones a 22 year old internationally known fashion model and actress who travels with fur pelts rugs and live animals on tour earning about 60 dollars an hour. She has two tiger rugs leopard zebra ponies skins cheetah dress and a fox wolf and raccoon coat. She played a miniskirted model courier in Wait Until Dark and says she tries to double cross drug smugglers.
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Sam
Jones
Samantha
Europe
Mexico
Greenland
Japan
Soviet Union
India
Outer
Mongolia
Audrey Hepburn
Alan Arkin
Hopeful News In Medicine On Rubella And Vaccines
German measles rubella has caused birth defects in past epidemics. NIH researchers developed a live virus vaccine to prevent rubella and protect newborns. Mumps vaccine shows long lasting immunity, and hepatitis vaccine progress raises hope. Virology advances promise broader disease control by vaccination.
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Hall D. Parkman
Harry M. Meyer, Jr
National Institute of Health
Nancy
Maurice Hilleman
Merck Company
I. William McLean, Jr
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