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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1969
Page
2
A reader laments increasing legal complexity and red tape. Citing Parkinson, Murphy, Weller and Chisholm laws, the piece argues bureaucratic proliferation muddies warranties and insurance language, leaving buyers lost in legalistic terms and long clauses. The author jokes about voting for these laws if they ran for office.
A reader argues for fluoridated water citing medical evidence and successful city programs. They denounce anti fluoridation opponents as anti scientific, recount personal dental benefits, and forecast a tough local campaign if Corry adopts fluoridation.
The FBI reported to the White House that the Washington peace march is not communist controlled despite participation by various groups. Some plan violence against the Justice Department and the Viet Cong flag is hoped for at the Vietnamese Embassy, while most demonstrators aim to oppose the war. The FBI found no evidence of secret funding. several leaders have met with Hanoi and Havana, and planning includes a Fall Offensive against U.S. policy.
In Kittanning a leader laments cattlemen needing subsidies, suggesting Washington would push harder to aid them while officials distrust producers seeking independence. In Somerset a columnist asserts open citizenship rights strengthen the nation, citing the right to work as fundamental beyond voting.
Column discusses Sen John McClellan concerns over sex emphasis movies on TV and child access. It cites Denmark easing limits, calls for clearer obscenity law, and notes the age paradox in approving adult content while condemning youth exposure. It questions double standards and societal norms.
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra concert at Tech Memorial Auditorium showcased top 40 soul songs in a mature arrangement. Conductor John Gosling led 60 adults and young listeners through Up Up and Away Hey Mrs Robinson and I Think Im Goin Out Of My Mind highlighting future standards.
In Corry the Kiwanis Club partners with Kiwanis International to sponsor National Kid's Day to aid underprivileged children. The Board of Education rejects additional exits at Harding School citing adequate single front exit per fire inspector. Columbus Firemen prep two turkey parties to fund fire protection work.
Question and answer explain that savings and loan associations may hold minor accounts via guardians or custodians. Accounts are federally insured through the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, insuring each account up to 515,000. To confirm coverage, ask the management of the institution.
Paul W. Preisler, a 67 year old activist from St. Louis, has repeatedly sued to force more equal district maps under the one man one vote principle. Now he targets Missouri two thirds bond passage rules, arguing that one no vote should not equal two yes. Courts have similarly struck down supermajority requirements in several states, with Preisler noting the expanding legal challenge.
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