Senate Keeps Momentum Rolling in Harrisburg Special Session
The Senate meets in a one month old special session to advance bills on recall of judges and budgeting transparency. House Democrats push for checks on Scranton administration powers amid a dispute over line item budget details and executive authority. The House also weighs state police testimony and wiretap issues, while approving a $300,000 raise for Philadelphia youth center programs.
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Peeters
Blackbill
Charman Martin P. Mullen
Beachbill
Millen
Len Sal
Capitol Hill
House
Scranton
Committee For Rights
Finerald von Lerbert Fineman
Investi
Pamiedrboc
Philadelphia
Senate debates on 500 million conservation program in Scranton
Highlights show public hearings on a Scranton administration proposal for a 500 million conservation program. The administration’s plan to regulate the retail credit field was sent back to the Banking Committee. Chairman Mahany noted talks with the House for joint hearings across districts. A Republican push sought a one year pause for districts in reorganization. the Senate granted delay, House did not act.
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Senate
Scranton Administration
Banking Committee
Rowland B. Mahany
Crawford
House
Doctors Seek Realistic Abortion Laws At CMA Meeting
The CMA House of Delegates considers resolutions urging more realistic abortion laws. A Marin County Medical Society proposal supports legal abortion under conditions including serious maternal health risk, mental incompetence, rape or incest, underage pregnancy, or fetal impairment.
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CMA
House of Delegates
Marin County Medical Society
Acta
City Council Considers Crossing Cost Share At Shady Ave
Council discusses legal action against Corry Jamestown Corp over a railroad crossing at Shady Avenue. Officials debate who should pay up to half of a potential $30,000 cost for lights and gates while considering temporary traffic controls.
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City Clty
Douglas Rozelle
Corry
William A. Peiffer
Clark
Johnson
Jack Downey
Council
Wildlife Poster Winners Highlight School Contest
The Corry Rod and Gun Club observes National Wildlife Week with sixth graders submitting posters. Winners from Wright Cote cord Conelway Columbus Spring Creek and St Thomas schools are named plus grand prize and honorable mentions. Judges will seek action from Erie Lackawanna and the PUC if needed.
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Corry
Wright
Cotecord
Conelway
Columbus
Spring Creek
St. Thomas Gun Club
East Washington Street
Ann Baressi
Wright School
David Moore
Suzanne McLean
Rhae Blynt
Cheryl Wilson
Jeffery Davis
Diane Shamburg
JoAnn Kirch
Crystal Cole
Susan Smollek
Concord
Susan Sample
Diane Ahlstrom
Robert Forrester
Marilyn Gilliland
Linda Foster
Thomas Blair
Conelway School
James Froman
Janet Smith
Beverly Wilkins
Michael VanAtta
Edward Proper
Doris Swan
Betty Jo Curtis
Beverlee Mowers
Jayne Cariel
Terry Blakeslee
Robert Eastman
Jeffery Huff
St. Thomas
John Bogniak
Rhae Giacoma
Margaret McChesney
Miss Baresi
Spring Creek School
Virginia Ross
Ramsey Rogers
Smiths celebrate 21st wedding anniversary with family
Florence Kinney reports Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith marked their 21st anniversary Sunday with their children and families present. Guests included several Spartansburg and North East residents. The article notes a granddaughter baked the cake and lists many attendees and day trips, visits, and local PTA plans. Virginia Stockton's hospital update and Medicare sign-up deadline information follow, with community notices on Brownie uniforms and local events.
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Clarence Smith
Robert Frankinfield
Herbert Miller
North East
Howard Blakeslee
R. D
Corry
Martha Crawford
Stan Brandon
Marjorie Smith
Spartansburg
Smiths
Barb Miller
Smith Home
Ayena Marie Aen
Wayne Langworthy
Centerville
Russell Young
Sarasota
Gordon Gregory
Pam
Floridaland
Wild ‘West
Danny
Elmer Gregory
Orlando
Virginia
Sparta
PTA
Falissa Albers
Clyde Kinney
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air
A brief reflection on how spoken language fades while written text endures, noting the contrast between ephemeral sound and lasting print in cultural memory.
Policy change fears in Vietnam war debate
The Georgian cites that change in policy may be necessary soon to avoid war turning political. He warns that while search and destroy tactics could kneel the Viet Cong in 10 to 12 years, Americans may resist hopeful six month solutions. Senators show doubt about negotiating with Viet Cong leaders. China leaders face a foreign policy crisis amid setbacks in emerging nations and debate over U.S. containment.
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Russell
Clark
United States
Lokgoria
Columbia
Harold Hinton
George We
China
Peking
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Corry, PA
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Tru Value
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