Pennsylvania House passes dog license exemption bill for police canines
The Pennsylvania House approved 169 to 3 a bill letting police dogs avoid collar license fees. Proponent Wendell R. Good notes city doubts and cites concerns about K 9 effectiveness, while some at Corry express apathy toward the initiative and the new law's impact.
Grass Roots Opinion on Government Business Ties
An unsigned Harlingen Star opinion argues against government business arrangements seen as sweetheart deals. It denounces state control with nominal ownership and tax privileges as fascistic, and outright government ownership as communistic, urging abrupt termination of such ties.
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Harrisburg Action Heads Toward Constitutional Convention
Harrisburg lawmakers toil through a short week with ten working days left to wrap up business before the December 1st start of Pennsylvania's constitutional convention. Debate centers on budget and tax bills, party rifts, and the risk of a clash between session and convention despite a looming deadline.
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Hawaii Seen From 600 Miles Per Hour Eastbound
Jim Bishop recalls a Tokyo to Hawaii flight at 600 mph, describing sunward time shifts, customs nerves, and a group of intellectuals declaring purchases. The tale follows across 23,000 miles with vivid details of receipts, nervous glances, and a tense customs encounter in Honolulu.
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Johnson's fourth year prompts philosophical turn at sea visit
Lyndon Johnson, nearing four years as president, shows a growing philosophical streak. He reads Washington and Lincoln, accepts criticism, and weighs whether to run again as he tours bases and the Enterprise. He chats with Gen Wright and Col Welch about training gains and paratrooper jumps, then hosts sailors at San Diego aboard the Enterprise.
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How to Confirm a Divorce Is Final Before Remarrying
The article advises checking where the divorce action was filed and consulting the Prothonotary's Office of the relevant county. Their records reveal if a final decree in divorce has been entered, ensuring a former spouse is legally free to remarry.
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Corry Community News Highlights November 1947
Public ceremony planned November 29 in the Municipal Building for the deed to 40 acres near Mead Park. Corry Memorial Hospital Association to survey the West Smith street site and hire an architect. Corry High School basketball opens a 23 game schedule against Tidigate under coach John Milovanovich. Franz Furniture store to showcase new display glass after remodeling on North Center Street. Washington School fifth and sixth graders hosted a birthday party for their teacher Mrs. Harold Lloyd with gifts, cake, and saxophone solos by Miss Judith Dwyer.
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Today in History November 20, 1967
On this date in 1945 the 24 Nazi leaders began trial before the International War Crimes Tribunal in Nuernberg Germany. A year ago the U N Security Council debated condemnation of Israel's attack on Jordan with disagreement over punitive action.
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Differences Between Rheumatism And Arthritis Explained
A medical column explains that rheumatism covers stiffness and soreness in muscles and joints while arthritis is joint inflammation, often linked to infection, injury, or gout. It notes many forms share features and discusses thyroid issues and iodine deficiency, plus new diagnostic tests and safe use of boric acid. Dr Coleman invites reader questions.
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