Teaching Undergoes Change In Our Opinion
In a Washington DC suburb, public school teachers attend a seminar a week early to learn how to detect drug use and confiscate related items. The session covers distinguishing misdemeanors from felonies, reporting drug sales, and the end of privileged teacher pupil relationships in drug cases.
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Corry voters split on Broderick and Shapp race for Pennsylvania governor
Corry voters express distrust of Raymond Broderick and James Shapp as they trade claims on balancing the budget and abortion law, with Shapp seen as steadier though evasive on liberalization. The poll notes voters favor honesty in the final two weeks, while corruption guilt and campaign shifts color perceptions. In Washington, Rep. Herman Schneebeli gains large outside donations tied to his Ways and Means role, boosting his bid for re election.
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Tycoons Back Schneebeli and Alaska Native Paper Faces Trouble
A roundup notes donors to Schneebeli, including Thomas Mullins of Peabody Coal and Kennecott’s Frank Milliken, with questions about outside funding. It profiles Howard Rock and his Tundra Times, now financially strained but valued as a voice for Alaska natives, urging subscriptions and advertising support from readers nationwide.
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Hell's Kitchen Then and Now A West Side Portrait
An evocative reminiscence of Hell's Kitchen from the Central Yards to South Street. It recalls brick tenements, cheap meat, Irish families, and legends like Owney Madden while detailing street life, a tough but loving community, and a dying neighborhood уст as the author reflects on memory, crime, poverty, and resilience.
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What Is The Law On Armed Robbery And Toy Weapons
The Pennsylvania statute defines armed robbery as robbery or attempted robbery while armed with an offensive weapon. An unloaded gun or a toy pistol can qualify as an offensive weapon if its use and the reaction it provokes fit the statute. The Corry Journal invites brief reader communications with signature and address for publication.
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Corry Tax Debt Roofed by City Treasurer Actions
Ten days after policy enforcement the Corry city treasurer issued 65 wage attachments to collect back per capita taxes from 117 residents. A future settlement was anticipated.
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