In Our Opinion I s A Step In The Right Direction
Corry has benefited from county funds for recreation streets and airport upgrades, with Erie precedent. Union City also seeks funds, likely aided by past allocations. The county acts as tax money conduit, not donor, prompting calls to cut middlemen and keep more funds local.
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City Hall Answers Questions On Housing and Tax Plans
City Engineer explains housing code enforcement will target the most dilapidated buildings first to raise standards citywide. The effort aims for broad, unbiased application across wards, tackling hazards before expanding to lesser conditions. Officials also discuss an occupational privilege tax intended to raise city revenue and limit real estate tax increases.
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Housewives boycotts and prices spark national reaction
Paul Harvey comments on housewives protests against high food prices in Denver and nationwide. He notes women target grocers, cites Portland offer to run stores with profits, and argues the anger is misdirected. He urges staying angry but on target and mentions a city tax for residents and the elderly.
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Roaming Round: Ballot Stuffing Noted In Local Election
At least one ballot stuffing incident surfaced amid recent elections. A small case occurred in a city elementary school during a mock election, where counted ballots exceeded the number of students. Meanwhile voting booths and American Education Week visits caused notable traffic in several schools.
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CHEER
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Overcomers
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Joe Seitz
Denver
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and imprint details
The fragment shows the Corry Evening Journal masthead with editor Allan Hasorcek and advertising managers listed, plus production and pressroom staff. It includes Associated Press credit and distribution terms, pricing per week, and notices about display advertising and prior publication date.
Natalie Wood Rejects Directing Career And Ambition
Hal Boyle reports Natalie Wood, at 28, says she has no wish to direct or produce films. She has earned $250,000 per project and a $500,000 jewelry collection after starting in films at age four for $1,000 a week. She plans a Soviet vacation, discusses marriage, and notes acting demands shape her.
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Natalie
Today in History highlights key events on November 12
On this date Herbert Hoover invited Roosevelt at the White House regarding Britain debt suspensions in 1932, Napoleon’s army reached Smolensk in 1812, Japan captured Shanghai in 1987, and the U.S. 3rd Fleet attacked a Leyte convoy in 1944. A year ago the U.N. Security Council urged sanctions on Rhodesia’s white regime.
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Hopeful News in Medicine at University of California
Dr. Ernest W Page leads a program to save unborn and newborn babies by prioritizing early prenatal care, nutrition, and Rh screening. The plan urges early doctor visits, nutrition with vitamins and iron, and early twin-detection and treatment, aiming to reduce low birth weight and fetal complications.
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