Corry YMCA To Offer Family Camping Class In Spring
The Corry YMCA will offer a family camping course starting March 12 at 7 40 p m taught by David Parmenter a National Hikers Association member and retired Erie police officer The four two hour sessions will cover planning camping sites equipment budgeting camp etiquette and an end of course overnight trip Fees are 5 for Y members 7 50 for couples and 8 11 for non members A sewing course by Mrs Dorothy Mathews of Clymer is also planned with separate Wednesday sessions and early registration urged.
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Philadelphia mayor disputes hostile visiting motorist claim
Mayor James H. J. Tate says auto clubs misrepresent Philadelphia as a hostile camp for visiting motorists. He criticizes campaigns alleging errors in traffic tickets and notes some concerns about regional safety and fire conference attendees.
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Congress weighs salary boost to top officials and members
Washington AP reports the House Rules Committee backed a $10,000 annual raise for Congress and top officials, lifting pay 44 percent from 22,500 to 42,600 for most, with Presidents Kennedy and Johnson approving. Reactions split, with some arguing the move reflects cost of living and attracts talent, while critics call it unjustified.
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Ant
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R-Calif
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Ohio
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Iowa
Senate weighs cutting aid to Seneca tribe over dam costs
A Senate Interior Subcommittee studies slashing about 17 million dollars from a House bill to compensate the Seneca Indians for the Allegheny River dam project. The panel debates trimming the rehabilitation fund while preserving portions for relocation and damages, amid broader concerns of precedent and policy.
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New York
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Echo I visible as Echo II remains hidden in area
Sky observers can spot Echo I in early evening while Echo II hides. The Baron Gil Research Center in Cleveland lists Echo I passages through March 17 with specific rise times and directions from today through Tuesday including thresholds of 25 to 45 degrees high in the southwest.
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Cleveland
Northead
Highway Macing Sounds Familiar
A trucker testified he was pressured by a highway department official at Avonia to pay a kickback. He described a conversation in a travel pit where he was told he had not yet paid and urged to raise 50 or 100 dollars. He works part time under contract and began in October with a contract expiring in April.
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Moore
Avonia
Hill
Highway Department
Jesus Prays in Gethsemane Before Betrayal
Leaving the upper room with His disciples Jesus goes to a garden called Gethsemane with Peter James and John. He prays in sorrow asking if the cup may pass yet submits to thy will. The scene repeats Matthew chapter twenty six verse thirty nine.
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Erie County notes on registration changes and fires
Hill cited orders at Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home changing registrations and four Erie County highway department employees who signed affadavits about coercion in a GOP campaign fund. The Journal uncovered the affidavits last year. they remain with the paper and could be used by Carney's office if the DA pursues the probe.
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If You Read It In The Journal You Know It’s True
The Journal asserts credibility with bold branding but provides no verifiable details in this snippet. Readers are urged to treat claims cautiously until corroborated by official records or independent sources.
Stolen Car Swap Wound Up With One Missing
Ridgway Borough Manager Flanders O Neal woke to find his 1963 car missing while a 1958 hardtop sat in front of his home after a vacation in North Carolina. Police reported a stolen car from Gary Pink of Clarion at 8 a.m. then Chief Harry Hill responded.
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Clarion
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Attitude of the World Lenten Meditations
Rev. Richard Allen Bodey Sr of First Presbyterian reflects on John 12 1 24 noting Jewish authorities despised Jesus and sought to kill him while His brothers doubted him and public opinion split between admiration and disbelief amid reporting of car thefts including O Neals missing vehicle and Finks recovered one.
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Obedience to Law Draws Jesus to Jerusalem
The text reflects on Jesus journey to Jerusalem for three annual feasts as commanded in Deuteronomy. It emphasizes obedience as the keynote of His life, guiding Him toward the cross and serving as a model for followers to imitate.
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Jesus
Another Yank Falls In Viet Nam
Saigon reports a third ISS Army officer killed in two days during the Viet Cong war. A spokesman said the American adviser was shot yesterday in a skirmish about 210 miles north of Saigon near the borders of South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. He was the Latin American to die in combat since the U.S. buildup began in December 1961.
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