Money For Clean Streams Hurts But Must Be Spent
In Our Opinion we support the clean streams push by the State Health Department and Sanitary Water Board yet acknowledge the cost. Corry already spent about 130000 on a chlorinator and faces further millions for sewer upgrades and a Route 6 bypass to serve a new shopping plaza. The piece argues continue stream cleanup funding while cutting overseas junkets and costly state publications.
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Sanitary Water Board
Corry
Worth Street
Route 6
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Vietnam
America
Asia
New York
United States
Tax Foundation, Inc
Joseph Wood Krutch
Builders Raffled NEW YORK housing crisis rattles builders
AP reports that as interest rates stay high and money tight, US home builders grow angrier at policy as housing construction slows. They press for $10 billion shift to housing, potential bank rate rollback, tax relief for S and L deposits, and expanded Fed support for mortgage agencies to revive homebuilding.
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New York
America
Washington
National Association of Home Builders
Savings and Loan Associations
S&l
Ed Sullivan Back On The Air On His 67th Birthday
Ed Sullivan marks his 67th birthday as his long running variety program returns for its 22nd season. The show features Tony Bennett and the Temptations performances and a Red Skelton dunk sketch, with Barbra Streisand taped to a Las Vegas audience. The Bold Ones debuts on NBC, highlighting crime drama with a tough cop and earnest DA. Jackie Gleason returns to CBS in a musical Honeymooners tribute, while veering from the classic format.
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Ehawa
Bosts
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Tony Bennett
The
Temptations
Red Skelton
Barbra Steisand
Las Vegas
Strange Interview in a Capitol Room
A stark room overlooks the Capitol dome and Arlington Cemetery as an elderly official recalls service across Roosevelt, Truman, and Kennedy administrations in the State Department. The reporter notes the scene while the blue eyes mirror inverted words. The old man continues as the interview unfolds.
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Capitol
Arlington Cemetery
Custis-Lee Mansion
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
State Department
Contaminated Cosmetics Spark FDA Push For Rules
A government inquiry finds 61 of 250 cosmetic samples contaminated with bacteria, including 12 of 43 hand lotions and 12 of 28 eye products, with several major brands recalled. FDA officials refuse to name uncooperative manufacturers while Congress weighs stricter cosmetics regulation.
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Washington
Milady
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Herbert Ley
Mail Offerings in Brief Snippets From NY Columnists
New York AP digest compiles quips and tips from various voices on mail, obesity, air travel growth, welfare costs, and health notes. Highlights include warnings about indulgent spending, rising airport needs, alcoholism harm, memory tips, low fat diets, and surprising facts about salt in Utah.
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Samuel Rosen
New York
Polynesia
Utah
Great
Salt Lake
America
Kindergarten plans and community chest drive announced
Corry reports reveal a proposed local kindergarten by civic mothers with registration at the Methodist Church next Tuesday from 11 to 12. A Corry Community Chest third campaign aims for a 25 800 goal discussed at the Hotel Corry with directors. John H. Fenstermacher spoke to Rotary guests at the Corry Room dinner. 40 years earlier, a Spring Creek student externed at Dr. Gillette’s Pitt Medical School office, and K of C officers were installed by Erie deputies with Edward Messenger named grand knight.
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Methodist
The
Corry
John H. Fenstermacher
Rotary Club
Robert Donaldson
Spring Creek
University of Pittsburgh
N. Troy Gillette
Donaldson
Gillette
William Keller
Erie
Council
Knights of Columbus
Edward Messenger
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