Public notices should publish full ordinances not summaries
The Journal opposes bills in Harrisburg that would allow summaries of local ordinances to replace full publications. Such summaries risk obscuring key details and enabling officials to shape what the public sees. The paper joins the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association against House Bills 1382 1380 1983 1385 1388 and 1177.
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Harrisburg
Journal
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Concerned Citizens
Corry items include hearings, sports, and local notices
The Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads seek approval to erect automatic gates and flashing signals at local crossings with a PUC hearing scheduled for October 2 at the Erie County courthouse. Nearby, Corry youths are invited to a 6:30 p.m. midget football practice at Loveland Field led by Tom Cragg and Sam Baressi. Other items note a Sunday School party at Findley Lake, remodeling at Realty Building, the Corry Merchants' baseball wins, and contact details for state and federal legislators as well as a tongue in cheek note on Burma Shave style anti pollution poetry planned for highways.
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The
Public Utilities Commission
Erie County Court House
Erie
Pennsylvania
Center Street
First Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Loveland Field
Tom Cragg
Sam Baressi
Nixon's Next Moves and Eco Poems Spark Debate
An essay by Jack Anderson blends pollution poetry with ecology notes as Jeff Sparks offers illustrations for eco cards. The piece critiques politics while urging anti-pollution art and Earth Day actions. President Nixon weighs wage-price policies, aims to avoid new federal bureaucracy, and seeks broad consensus while monitoring compliance across regions.
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Jeff Sparks
College of Ecology
Public debate on crime and punishment in modern prisons
A wave of opinion contrasts capital punishment and reform. Mrs Maureen Richardson campaigns to revive hanging in Britain while U S figures discuss prison reform, victim compensation and secure confinement. Commentary cites Nixon, Menninger, Procunier and Dickens to frame crime, punishment and humane treatment.
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Nixon
Mitchell
Don’t rush the kid after post Reville
A playful note urges patience for a slow start, acknowledging some readers need extra time or coffee to warm up. It hints at a casual, hometown voice and a lighthearted approach to springtime chatter. The line balances humor with a gentle reminder to pace oneself.
Law on babysitter liability and scope of employment
The employer of a babysitter is obligated to exercise due care but not an insurer of all injuries. Liability arises only for accidents within the scope of employment. injuries from the worker outside that scope or caused by the worker’s own negligence are not the employer’s responsibility. The rest of the text discusses parenting and a child’s early language development.
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D. M. Kreisher
NEW York
Julius
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