Lobbying Clash Over Annexation Bill in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a lobbying showdown unfolds over a bill that would bar city annexations by noncompliant townships. The Pennsylvania Farmers Association opposes, while the League of Third Class Cities supports. Corry of Wayne Township watches as lawmakers hear from both sides, predicting a lobbying victory or defeat regardless of outcome.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
The
Tague of Third Glass Cities
Corry
League of Third Class
Wayne Township
Corry column answers city questions and memories
City answers readers on paving Wayne Street and leaf pickups with curbside placement guidance. The column recalls 1947 school paving costs and local moves, plus a note on 1865 dog license rules in Corry.
Adirondack Camp Trip and Veterans Outing Planned
W Ed Marsh and son Barrett depart by auto for a two week Adirondack camp. Paul Lines is already at carpentry in the Adirondacks, Perry Lines to join later. J E Young and Martin Brew join the Pennsylvania Railroad Veteran Employees Association outing with a Chesapeake Bay boat ride from Baltimore to Annapolis. A local law offers a bounty for destroying dogs or bitches with proof of destruction to the burgess office.
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W. Ed Marsh and
Barret
Adirondacks Mountains
Paul Lines
Carp
Perry Limes
J. E. Young
Martin Brew
Pennsylvania Railroad Veteran Employes Association
Renova
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Annapolis
Labor rights clash threaten free enterprise in strikes
Paul Harvey warns that public patience wears thin as polls show limited support for bans on long strikes. He argues Supreme Court rulings favor unions over workers, condemns government overreach, and fears a move toward a corporate state, with potential lockouts and manpower withdrawals across society.
Corry area notes roll through school, military, and town
Local events span graduation at Bryant and Stratton, Cadet Brown's ROTC grant at Allegheny College, and airman training at Lowry AFB. Several items touch school finances, school holidays, and legal notices. Community life includes veteran updates, honors convocation, and public safety notes amid winter planning and road concerns.
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Parrer
Sie Cook
Spartansburg
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Buffalo School
Gregory H. Brown
Roger Brown
Theate Atlorney Brown
West Frederick Street
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Allegheny College
Meadville
State House
Harrisburg
Jerry P. Waite
Robert J. Waite
East Street
Army
Long Binh
Vietnam
Adjutant General Company
Headquarters
U.S. Army
Spec
Waite
Corry Area
U. S. Air Force
Russell E. Skinner
Donald H. Skinner
R. D
Union City
Air Force Technical Training Center
Lowry Afb
Colo
Union City Area
Ellen Hooks
Leo Hooks
Wayne Street
Seton Hill College
Greensburg
Alpha Lamda Delta
Hooks
Corry Area High School
Anne C. O'Hare
Eugene Zajac
Corry
Cory Area High School
Case Western Reserve
Today In History Highlights From Oct 14
On October 14 1967 it was the 287th day of the year with 78 days remaining. William Penn founder of Pennsylvania was born in London in 1644. The Literary Digest in 1899 claimed horseless carriages would not become common. In 1997 a new dramatic radio news program The March of Time debuted. Five years ago Walter M Lei and his family were honored in Oradell New Jersey after his spaceflight. One year ago an early fall blizzard hit Wyoming and eastern Colorado, closing highways and causing four deaths.
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Pennsylvania
William Penn
London
Literary Digest
Walter M. Lei
Oradell, NJ
Wyoming
Colorado
Garage Sale Fever Captures Great Plains Homes
Hal Boyle's Americana outlines how suburban Kansas City households embrace garage sales as a social and economic pastime. Women frequent Thursday and Friday markets, selling or trading baby furniture, clothing, and odds and ends with little bargaining. Families decorate, store, and sometimes refinish items found, while husbands mock the habit yet often join in.
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Shirley Christian
Kansas City
Great Plains
Southwest
James Hopewell
Fairway
Kaw
Bert Rogebrough
Prairie Village
Kan
What Is The Law Power Of Attorney Explained
A power of attorney is a document authorizing another person to act on behalf of the person giving the power. It can be obtained by the person desiring to have another act for them, granting such use to the designated individual.
New bone screw promises safer fracture repair
Article notes a bone screw fashioned from animal bone at the Brooklyn VA Hospital that may reduce infection and inflammation compared to metal screws. FDA scrutiny is mentioned, with cautious optimism about the method and related cholesterol and diet research, diabetes and herbivorous diet studies, and ongoing medical dialogue.
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Brooklyn Veterans Administration Hospital
Allan G. Smith
United States Food and Drug Administration
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Boston
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