Litter Laws and Landfill Pollution Prompt Debate
Readers question why individuals face quick fines for littering while companies like Penn Disposal face delays and higher costs for cleanup. Beaverdam landfill pollution and underground water contamination spark taxpayer vs company responsibility debates and calls for clearer enforcement. Also FBI internal views flag rising fugitives and leftist groups amid Washington protests.
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Beaverdam
Wayne Township
Penn
Radical leaders named in most wanted list
The report names Mark Rudd and Bernadine Dohrn among radical leaders, cites a critical assessment of Dohrn, and notes a claimed but unverified Weathermen bombing claim. It discusses FBI counter surveillance, a Nixon strategy stressing economic buildup for peace, and forecasts Japan surpassing U.S. steel output by 1974 as part of a broader warning about balancing economic and military power.
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Mark Rudd
Bernadine Dohrn
Black Panthers and the era of violent politics in America
A critical view traces the Black Panthers from Oakland to national notoriety, detailing its leadership, methods, confrontations with police, and public perception. The piece likens the group to a Negro Ku Klux Klan, notes armed demonstrations at the California Capitol, and reflects on the broader civil rights era tensions and rhetoric. It contrasts revolutionary rhetoric with daily life games and youth culture.
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California State Capitol
Bobby Seale
Roy Wilkins
Asa Randolph
Whitney Young
Martin Luther King, Jr
Remembering old games that shaped a town’s youth
The narrator recalls street games like snotties aggies and mumbledy peg once played by locals in Cleveland and nearby areas. He reflects on the shift from simple playground amusements to modern gadgets and leisure, wondering whatever happened to those bygone activities.
Local call for tax reform through reduced government size
Grassroots opinion from Corona Del Mar argues that federal tax sharing and reform proposals do not cut taxes but shift burdens. The writer urges cutting government size at local, county, state, and federal levels and warns officials to heed the message or be voted out.
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Corona del Mar
Calif
Newsport Harbor Ensign
Washington, D.C
Corry Sets 1952 Sewage Plant Deadline
In Corry the state senate killed a bill extending deadlines for sewage treatment plants as of May 3 1951. The city now faces a June 1952 completion target drafted years ago, with construction to be finished by then. The vote locks in the earlier timetable.
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Corry
State Senate
Cory Evening Journal 1931 Publication Note
May 3 1931 issue details printed in Cory Pennsylvania with publisher and staff names. Public notice of mailing rates and advertising terms listed. Associated Press subscription and distribution notes included.
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South Street
Corry
Sorry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Inis
AP News
Mall
Ceediine F Sim
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