Language Fads and the Tug of Verbal Fads
In Our Opinion the piece critiques modern language clutter and inflated terms such as viable, opting, and leaving the options open. It rails against trendy jargon from presidents to advertisers and recalls WWI era coinages, warning that such fads obscure plain meaning.
Editorial Thought For Today Demands Urban Renewal Review
KITTANNING PA LEADER TIMES notes Judge William Sweigert ordered a halt on federal financing for San Francisco's Western Addition project until an adequate relocation plan is approved. The ruling pauses work to consider residents' wishes and offers early relief for urban renewal opponents.
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Dreamy Stuff NEW YORK Daydreams as Social Satire
A whimsical AP piece imagines a world where pensions arrive at birth and people retire at 65, taxes apply to parking squabbles, cats bark, dogs mew, comedians are exiled, July snowfalls occur, and grand schemes reshape city life with strolling German bands and altered seasons.
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Dream of a Better World Echoes in Hal Boyle Satire
The passage parodies social policy and politics with visions of ruled by eclipses for campaigns and free government love nests. It critiques automation merit raises and urban crowd control while mocking guaranteed product longevity and media excess. The quip concludes that dreaming is easy but making it real requires work.
How to Contact Your Elected Officials
State Representative Assemblyman Forest Hopkins is in North East and can be reached at the State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. Senator James Willard of Pulaski Mercer County can be contacted at the State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. U S Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker have offices in the Senate Office Building Washington D C. U S Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie can be reached by addressing the House Build
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Nixon seen open to U S S R talks says career diplomats
Senior diplomats who met with President Nixon say he favors cooperation with the Soviet Union to secure peace and start talks soon. He backs Johnson's approach but criticizes delays from the revived National Security Council and its rapid reports from lower level experts.
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Nixon Era Policy Debate Deepens War Escalation Fears
The piece assesses Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford's role under Johnson and his influence on Vietnam strategy. It notes McNamara’s shift, Laird’s hawkish tilt, Kissinger’s praised intellect, and Nixon’s private talks with North Vietnam. It highlights concerns over renewed bombing, Paris peace momentum, and ongoing U.S. casualties.
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The Columnist by Jim Bishop The betting Jersey stends alone
The Columnist by Jim Bishop reflects on a lone stance and a life in writing. The piece notes a controversial columnist in a historic setting with reflections on faith, ambition, and media life.
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Legion Rockets Defeat Erie Post in County Playoff Final
The Legion Rockets beat Erie Post No 11 6 50 in the County Legion playoffs finals held on the Strong Vincent hardwood. Harry Paulson will move his barber shop to the Brown block second floor at North Center Street by April 1 after leasing the space over the Shea and Walraven store.
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Today in History highlights key events through years
1913 marks the first Girl Scouts troop organized in Atlanta. 1990 USSR and Finland sign a Moscow peace treaty. 1947 Truman proposes aid to Greece and Turkey. 1960 Eisenhower seeks larger World Bank IMF contributions. 1970 US and Panama reportedly settle canal dispute. One year ago not specified.
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