Public Officials Should Not Bypass Bid Rules
In Our Opinion the State Senate bill to raise the bid exemption to $15,000 risks increased kickbacks and conflicts of interest. The piece argues the public has a right to know how scarce tax money is spent and urges senators to reject expanding the loophole beyond $1,000.
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State Senate
Senate
Corry
Union City
Alaska North Slope oil boom fuels state revenue
Alaska's North Slope auctions drew bids exceeding 900 million from major oil firms. The tied leases cover 450 858 acres with daily state revenue from interest nearing 45 000, while taxes on oil promised further bonanza as production grows.
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West Point
Miss
TIMES
Alaska
North Slope
Hey not me not me Paul Harvey on military cuts and taxes
Paul Harvey argues voters resist cutbacks in the $78 billion annual defense budget while bemoaning higher taxes. He cites 1 457 bases to close and 37 800 military jobs plus 27 000 civilian posts at risk, noting public reaction with the refrain Hey not me.
Bowling Night Out Reveals Colorful League Characters
A weekly bowling league provides fun and fellowship for neighbors with varied styles and quirks. Notable members include John Kornikoski the hunter at the foul line Romeo Marchitelli the struck looker Doc Long with an unorthodox stance Ford Stewart surprised by a lone pin Nels Triskett the ageless athlete and other colorful players who enjoy the game despite sore mornings.
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John Kornikoski
Romeo Marchitelli
Doc Long
Ford Stewart
Nels ‘Triskett
American Bowling Congress
Joe
Gour
Negotiators See Long War as Paris Talks Stall
The United States and its allies view the Vietnam peace process as unlikely to end soon. Communist negotiators show no sign of budging, aiming to force U.S. withdrawal and Saigon collapse while rallying public opinion in Paris and Washington for a total solution.
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Paris
United States
Saigon
Moscow
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Winters Grip and Local Highlights in Corry 1949 Card
Weather station reports record cold as real winter temperatures hit Corry. A baby named Algo born to Mr and Mrs Allison Brown at Corry Hospital. Local bowlers posted several double centuries in a club match. Clark Lord led with 248 and 236 followed by Clint Melean and Cy Young. Lanston Co to open toy department ahead of Christmas. Board of Health notes just six communicable disease cases in past week.
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Official Weather Bureau
Algo
Allison Brown
Serota Street
Corry Hospital
Brown
Kres Heglers
Cluch
Clark Lord
Clint Melean
Cy Young
Corry
C.B. Porter
The
Board of Health
Insurance and divorce myths in Pennsylvania law
A motorist's duty to pay accident claims is not affected by insurance status but coverage can pay limits through the insurer. Incarcerated or mentally ill spouses do not free a spouse from remarriage. divorce requires grounds and alimony may apply.
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Pennsylvania
Necessity Still Mother By Joy Stilley
Joy Stilley recalls her daughter Gay turning to cooking out of necessity while in college in Paris and later in the United States. The piece sketches thrift meals from a coffee pot to TV dinners and a humorous miscue over wine pairing with frozen beans and franks.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Gay
Paris
Gerri
Miriam
How to Contact Your Elected Officials
Pennsylvania and federal officials listed with offices. State Representative Agsem Blymman Forest Hopkins Harrisburg address. State Senator James Willard Pulanki Mercer County contact via Harrisburg. U.S. Senators Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker via Senate Office Building Washington DC. Congressman Joseph Vigorito Erie reachable through House Office Building Washington DC.
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Hopkins
North
State Capitol
Harrisburg
James Willard
Pulanki
Mercer County
U. 8
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Senate
Washington, D.c
Joseph. Vigorito
Erie
House
Washington, D
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