Permitting laws in Corry questioned as parental duty shifts
In Our Opinion, the Corry Journal critiques municipal permissive laws that hold parents responsible for their children's crimes. The piece notes curfew and dog-control ordinances and questions whether a parent can be charged or jailed for a child's actions without court tests. It urges parents to keep dogs from straying and children off the streets after 10 p.m. unless risk of court action is desired.
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Dickinson
Trinidad
Grass Roots Opinion on Prison Spending Debate
In Ellsworth Iowa the South Hamilton News reports a federal official asked Congress for more funds to feed inmates more meat per day and to build prison facilities costing 64 000 dollars per inmate. The piece notes prison officials also sought funds for fresh orange juice rather than canned, provoking strong public reaction.
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Ellsworth
Iowa
Hamilton
Congress
Bureau of Prisons
Publicists face tightening rules and truth in ads.
A look at growing government scrutiny of PR practices and the push toward factual advertising. The piece notes FTC actions over exaggerated tire test claims and the shift to more regulatory behind the scenes. It also covers congressional probes into nursing home conditions and Pryor's effort facing Colmer's denial, recounting letters and reported abuses.
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Federal Trade Commission
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XYZ Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Dave Pryor
Pryor
Nursing home troubles spark federal probe and political critique
Report highlights patient overcharges and poor care in multiple states including Arkansas California Michigan and Texas. It cites fees for medicine for private and Medicare patients food quality cleanliness and abuse reports while a congressional forum in Washington targets nursing home practices.
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Corry festival crowds and local strikes in Corry area
A large crowd filled the Junior High gym for the Potato Festival Amateur four in Corry. Aero Supply Mfg Co workers voted 183 to 24 to strike after an industrial dispute settlement and a second Corry plant idled by a walkout. Small game season opens in Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties with pheasants rabbits and other species legal prey. A snow storm left the lake region with a light covering while a thief sought potatoes and food from a West Washington Street widow’s home. police hunt for the suspect. The Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at Wral South Street Carry Pa.
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Corry
War Going Out Of Style In A World Of Modern Armaments
The Institute for Strategic Studies reports a shifting military balance with Russia leading land based ICBMs while the U S outruns in sea and air launched missiles. The piece contrasts Patton era bravado with today’s diplomats and tech driven conflict, noting generals' failures to grasp warless wars and peaceless peace as humanity bears the cost.
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Institute For Strategic Studies
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