Open Letter Opposes Sparta Corry School Merger
Our Opinion urges Sparta residents to reject merging with Corry Area Jointure citing loss of local autonomy and underrepresentation on a nine member board. The letter argues Corry Joint Committee is trustworthy, notes state minimum district size, and warns inaction could worsen prospects for Sparta children.
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Questions in Corry City Hall column prompts reader concerns
A city Q and A from Corry Pa addresses school bus fees after third grade, trailer placement outside city limits, police staffing and speeding concerns, and a quip about political knowledge. Answers note limited police reach and urge school board contact about bus transport while clarifying boundary issues.
Wallace demagogue condemned in Times editorial
The New York Times editorial harshly condemns George Wallace as unfit for the presidency. It argues Wallace promotes violence, attacks civil rights progress, and manipulates anger over war, race, and distrust in government to gain power, urging Americans to reject him and end the demagogue’s influence.
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Today in History 1968 Highlights and Exile of Juan Bosch
Saturday, September 272nd day of 1968 with 94 days left. Highlights recall 1957 events: Khrushchev interview with Dominican leaders, deposed president Juan Bosch sent into exile at Yalta. Roosevelt era presidency referenced in passing.
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Taxpayer Frustration Over Breaks in Spending Promises
The piece laments government failure to cut spending after tax increases, accusing Congress and the White House of budget backsliding. It argues that promised reductions did not materialize, inflation pressures persist, and public trust erodes as voters face higher costs and stalled reforms. It likens current spending abuse to colonial grievances and warns of potential unrest.
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Ideal Barmaid Margaret Winfield Wins Pub Queen Title
New York AP reports Britain's ideal barmaid Margaret Winfield visiting to observe American bar practices. She won over 3,000 contestants for the title, explains her duties at the Eagle Pub near London, and notes 39-hour weeks pay about 14.55 dollars. She loves pub life and says tips are rare.
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Corry News Recap: Local Fire Chief Honor and New Garage Groundbreaking
In Corry, City Council named Ray Laurie and Carl Peterson as chief and assistant chief of the local fire department following Stanford Hose Company recommendations. A reception for Rev James McIntosh and wife was held at a church basement with 125 Methodist members. Ground was broken for a new garage in the 600 block on West North Canton Street, as John Wiggers of North Clymer structures the project.
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