Inflation debate and science faith mix at World Methodist meet
The article recalls Sir Dennis’s Rome speech on inflation’s limits to growth, noting inflation harms fixed yields, savings, pensions, and money itself. It cites Bishop Gerald Ensley arguing science and religion share achievement, urging ethical use of science amid economic and social concerns.
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Nab Sparta Man In Thefts From Oil Lease
Police arrested two men in Titusville on larceny charges after a sweep linked to an oil lease near Grand Valley. About 200 dollars in equipment and scrap metal were recovered. one suspect admitted involvement at the Bayless Gas and Oil Co. lease. Detentions followed weeks of investigation by Sheriff Mantford and Deputy Luke with help from Justice of the Peace R H Williams.
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Americano Hal Boyle on dogs and national dog week theme
Walter Kendall, head of the National Dog Welfare Guild, discusses how American dogs are better fed and healthier than their owners. He notes 17 million households own 23 million dogs and cites watchdog tips, dog food statistics, and life expectancy. The piece highlights comparing state dog populations, feeding trends, and canine health issues.
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Warning: Pets and Sugar and Alcohol Harm Dogs
Internal cancers in pets are rarely diagnosed. Kendall warns against feeding dogs candy and table scraps as they poorly tolerate sugar. He criticizes owners who give dogs alcoholic drinks, noting booze can make a dog bite. He emphasizes dogs mirror their owners and that it is inhumane to instill disipation in a loving animal.
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Stand Collapses at President's Cup Regatta
A reviewing stand collapsed during the President's Cup Regatta injuring at least 35 people. About 600 spectators jumped to their feet at the final heat, causing the wooden 50 by 3 foot platform to give way. Patricia M Becker, 25, suffered a compound fracture of the right toe. Dozens were treated at the scene or hospital as roughly 50,000 onlookers watched on the Potomac River with many unaware of the incident.
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Prisoner Fails In Death by Own Action
Erie police report two inmates attempted suicide in jail with one failing and another slashing wrists after breaking into a home in Burghinizing. Zoblat, once escaped from a mental hospital, faced burglary charges and was hospitalized then jailed. Detectives tied the break in to a cellar entrance burglary at Arthur Stubenhofer’s home. Coins and $20 stolen, with heavy charges pending. Albert Kerner, 49, of Canonsburg, killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Jefferson Avenue crossing.
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