Point System in Pa. Traffic Law Sparks Debate
The Pennsylvania ten month old point system for traffic offenses is praised for its certainty and impartiality yet faces criticism from motorists and legislators. Proposed changes risk political favoritism, potential bribes, and unequal penalties, with the Senate debating discretionary points and license suspensions while the House keeps the system in committee.
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Cartoons and Patriotism Clash In Capp Address
Grass Roots Opinion notes Al Capp addressing the International Association of Chiefs of Police in Philadelphia. He argues American youth are taught to demand more, while lacking love for the country. He warns society views the U S as a benevolent funder, eroding patriotism and respect for the land.
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City Hall answers Corry readers questions on city cleanups
A City Hall Q and A outlines plans for brush clearing at the Lake Street Seneca Street lot proposed as Seneca Park, with some neighbors objecting yet officials promising cleanup and future recreation use. It also covers greens fees for North Hills course, curb upgrades for downtown traffic safety, and local parking challenges in Corry.
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Stun gun advertised as aid to police amid city unrest
The article describes a Pittsburgh made chemical mace stun gun touted to subdue assailants from eight to twenty feet away, claiming police use in several cities and a drop in assaults. It notes potential public safety concerns and urges demonstrations to address brutality accusations while highlighting a harsh crime climate and a proposed aerosol can as crime countermeasure.
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Roaming Round News Highlights Local, Military, and Academic Honors
Barbara Blakeslee wins the Gregg Award at Erie Business Center senior banquet for shorthand prowess. Sgt. Donald J. Bennink serves in Vietnam with the 4th Infantry Division as radio teletype operator. Dennis B. Dyckes and Geraldine Vincent named University of Pittsburgh scholars at Titusville campus for 4.0 GPA or all A grades. Bear sightings near Corry reported by Manley Robbins Jr with a horse injury. John Orcutt awarded a $2,000 Pittsburgh Plate Glass scholarship at University of Colorado School of Architecture. Frederick Dahilstrand from Thiel College to pursue graduate study at Kansas University with assistantships. Avitation Boatswain's Mate Airman David J. Mitchell serves aboard USS Bennington with Seventh Fleet in Australia.
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Corry Area News Highlights Roughly 1947 Events
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls postwar notes from May 27 1947 reporting Hoover's push for a 725 million occupied countries relief fund House Appropriations Committee. Local incidents include a high school baseball injury and a boy fracturing a finger. Community notices cover travel, navy training, veterans, seminars, and local civic actions.
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Corry Journal News Note and Publication Details
The Corry Journal announces publisher and Associated Press rights with details on page formats and subscription rates. It notes exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches, along with publication costs and per-copy pricing.
Hal Boyle Americana Moments of simple, vivid joys
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle recalls small, touching pleasures that brighten life. Images include a wife in the kitchen, a raise after a door opening, a mother's letter from home, and children growing. He contrasts battlefield silence with peaceful scenes, friendship, love, and the wistful loss of unity after victory.
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Today in History highlights over the years
On May 27 various events mark milestones from 191 to 1967. Roosevelt proclaimed an unlimited national emergency in 191. Garibaldi invaded Sicily with 1000 men capturing Palermo in 1860. Century of Progress opened in Chicago in 1933. Supreme Court struck down the National Recovery Act in 1985. Bis marck sunk in 1941. Biak invasion in 1944. Nehru died in 1964. Johnny Dio trial delayed a decade ago. Carpenter returned to Cape Kennedy five years ago. Rusk said no major troop reductions in Europe a year ago.
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Hopeful News In Medicine Use of large computers in medicine boosts rapid ECG analysis
Hospitals nationwide now employ gigantic computers to receive and interpret electrocardiograms within minutes, offering over 90 percent accuracy in complex cases. At Mt Sinai, Dr Charles Friedberg leads efforts to combine computer power with physician expertise to improve diagnosis, treatment, and recovery prospects.
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