Opposition to Public Citations Sparks Taxpayer Debate
A Meadville Tribune opinion criticizes Pennsylvania House expenses tied to honoring Fairyland Forest with a charity citation. The piece argues state funds and staff time are wasted on ceremonial recognition, urging focus on more essential duties amid broader tax burdens.
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Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
David S. Hayes
Fairview
Fairyland Forest
Conneaut Lake Park
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Hayes
Meadville Tribune
Nixon era geopolitics and cabinet politics in flux
The piece surveys U S power decline and Soviet leverage in oil rich regions as Western Europe resents Nixon protectionism and Canada breaks from Washington. It highlights looming global recession risk, possible U S increases in influence like Japan on the UN Security Council, and hints at GOP vice presidential timber including Connally Morton and Rogers. It notes Romney’s salary stance fading and Pepper on security committees, with a Senate recess planned by Mansfield and Scott.
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John Connally
GOP
Nixon
White House
Rogers C.B. Morton
Bill Rogers
United States
George Romney
Romney
Claude Pepper
House Internal Security Committee
House UN- American Activities Committee
Red Pepper
Committee
George Smathers
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Columbia Brushing Method Promises Denture-Free Life
The article discusses a Columbia University brushing method taught to dental students aimed at preventing decay. It promotes daily cleaning of all tooth surfaces, flossing, and minimal toothpaste use. It notes varying opinions among dentists about total cures and stresses early-life factors in dental health. It also covers the Corry Youth Center’s brief closure and slow revival efforts amid limited youth support.
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Columbia University
Melvin Moss
Youth Center Vision: Student Driven Community Hub
Corry youths shape the center as a flexible meeting space for seminars by college teachers and locals. With art, science, poetry or politics on offer, the venue could host dances, coffee houses, and clubs, turning the center into a permanent community resource.
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Corry
Fed Tightens Money Supply Amid Presidential Plan Fallout
The Federal Reserve shrank money in circulation for the week ending October 15, mostly due to Open Market Committee actions. Critics say the Fed wields more power than the President, while defenders argue independence protects the economy, citing past tensions with Johnson over guns and butter policies.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Open Market Committee
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Washington
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John Wright
Wright Investors’ Service
Johnson
Readers urged to send brief letters with signature
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legible letters on a single subject, including the author's signature and address for publication, with all letters subject to condensation and no responsibility assumed for statements contained.
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