Opinion column laments politics and education trends
A reflective editorial questions government hiring after elections and the plausibility of post-election appointments. It critiques HUD seeking private redevelopment, recalls a past stance on college placement, notes Corry firemen memorials, and praises local teachers for upgrading curricula and curricula improvements.
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Resignation of Amex chief creates market chatter
Ralph Saul resigns as American Stock Exchange president to take a vice chair role at First Boston Corp. The move sparks speculation on a successor at Amex and potential NYSE and Amex membership. Paul Kolten named as a likely candidate. Saul cites personal reasons and financial incentives as factors in the decision.
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Weather warfare and Pat Nixon in a single broadcast
Secret Air Force rainmaking, code named Intermediary Compatriot, allegedly seeding clouds to flood Ho Chi Minh trails during the May to September monsoon. Reports claim increased rainfall on the trail network though officials say the program is experimental. The piece also portrays Pat Nixon as a resilient, sharp, and influential First Lady with a knack for quiet political sway.
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Evolution of the pro golfer and the rise of Tom Shaw
The piece traces golf from its rough early pros to a disciplined modern era led by players like Snead Hogan Nelson and now Tom Shaw. It lauds clean living, Christian charities, and health conscious trends while noting past gambling and freewheeling days. Shaw is hailed as a new wholesome icon with two early season titles and a wholesome marriage.
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How to duck reruns by Cynthia Lowry
New York AP report on spring TV practice to avoid repeats. Only five regular series showed repeats Wednesday night, but weeks ahead will bring more reruns, making satisfactory entertainment scarce. The piece notes fans may not easily switch networks as programs like Men from Shiloh, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, To Rome with Love, The Smith Family, and Men at Law shift or end.
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How to file a creditor claim against a decedent estate
A creditor may file the claim with the county court where the decedent resided, through an attorney who notifies the decedent’s personal representative. If admitted, payment occurs at estate settlement. If disputed, the attorney must appear at the audit for the court to rule on validity, potentially at a special hearing.
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