In Our Opinion Our Sacred Cows Lose Their Milk
In Our Opinion the piece surveys a wave of distrust toward long cherished institutions. It cites Congress Supreme Court hospitals insurers auto makers and unions as facing criticism amid claims of collusion price gouging and poor service. The author warns federal intervention may follow if deviation from the norm continues and notes rising hospital costs and shaky consumer protections.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Grass Roots Opinion on Silver Content in U S Coins
Fresno California column argues the government cut silver in coins to 40 percent years ago and now plans minting half dollars and silver dollars with no silver. It notes hoarding by collectors, questions intrinsic value, and ties dollar value to public confidence in government statements.
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Fresno
Calif
U.S. Treasury Department
Soviet Economic Reforms Bring In Incentive Pay and Profit Sharing
The piece notes Russia’s shift from rigid planning to capitalist incentives, citing October 1958 experiments, 1966 factory profits, and 1969 directives to revamp personnel policies. It highlights increased productivity, reduced labor, and widespread adoption of incentive systems, contrasting with U S wage standardization concerns.
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Russia
Oscar Palmer
Palmer Industries
la Jolla
Calif
Kremlin
Capital west front extension tied to Campioli fees
Architect Mario Campioli pressures Congress to extend the Capitol’s west front with the backing of a multi million dollar fee share for his former firm. He warns of falling stone and jet vibrations while critics call the plan a boondoggle amid a web of dated contracts and fellow architects. A separate Hawaii Army order bans tall soldiers from driving in low cars to avoid uniform violations and court martial risk.
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Washington
Capitol
Mario Campioli
Capitol Building
AIA
Campioli
West Front
ATA
DeWitt, Poor
Shelton
Poor
DeWitt and Swanke
Capitol Architect
Capitol Hill
Hawaii
What Is The Law on Landlord Tenant Rent Obligation
The tenant bears the obligation to pay rent, in exchange for possession. The lease should specify payment location, often the landlord's office or residence, or another place directed. If the landlord customarily collects at the leased premises and fails to appear, the tenant isn’t in default until formal demand, and non-appearance does not release the month’s rent.
Poppy Day Sale Planned by Corry Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary, led by Chairman Mrs. Harry Burton, will hold its annual poppy day sale Friday and Saturday with help from local Girl Scout troops. Boy Scout Troop No. 80 plans an investiture service at Lutheran Church on East South Street. Eugene Davis and Art Knapp posted high scores in a local shooting event, and G Paul Orn was named chef de gare of Erie County Voiture No. 462 Forty and Eight. Hundreds of Corry hunters hit the woods at dawn for squirrels rabbits and other legal game as Pennsylvania opening day begins.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Harry Burton
Boy Scout Troop No
Litheran Church
East South Street
Paul Orn
Erie County
American Legion
Erie
Pennsylvania
Woodlands
What’s In A Name What Ailments Say About Us
A corny essay in the Corry Evening Journal riffs on medical terms and phobias to joke that people hide fears behind fancy names. It lampoons overinflated jargon like harpaxophobia and teratophobia while noting common worries about snow and aging.
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New York
Officers by Bill Eaton on recruitment for police
Karl Boyes of Millcreek, newly appointed to the Pennsylvania Crime Commission, discussed police recruitment as a top priority. The piece argues incentives, respect, better training, and court attitudes are needed to attract young men, noting local officers' solid courtroom performance and public misperceptions of police.
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Karl Boyes
Millcreek
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Supreme Court
Boyes
Crime Commission
Armed Services
Aera
Pittsburgh
Corry
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Grass Roots Opinion
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Communist Party Central Committee
United States
By Jack Anderson
J. George Stewart
American Institute of Architects
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Alexei Kosygin
Karl Marx
Rayburn House
Roscoe DeWitt
Alfred Easton Poor
Jesse Shelton
Albert Homer Swanke
Fred Hardison
Alan Stanford
James Madison Memorial Library
DeWitt, Poor, Shelton
A.P. Almond
Campioni
Rayburn
Almond
DeWitt
Cannon House
John McCormack
Old Jawin
Eugene Davis
Art Knapp
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Caribbean
Bill Eaton
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