Fire Prevention Week tips from The Stanford Hose Company
Insurance linked fire safety tips define the main causes and prevention steps for homes. The list covers living rooms kitchens bedrooms attics basements and garages with practical actions like noncombustible ashtrays, unplugging appliances, proper storage, and regular furnace checks. It notes 1970 fire causes and emphasizes avoiding flammable cleaners and clutter near heat sources.
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Stanford Hose Company
Nixon era security and economic notes cloud GOP talks
Excerpts discuss AID secrecy rules and secure reproduction during nonworking hours. Budget Director George Shultz notes the economy improves yet lagging inflation, citing postwar defense layoffs and a moving yet slow recovery. Nixon faces questions on foreign import surcharges, tax credits, and ongoing investment programs while Goldwater rails against conservatism and Nixon unity ahead of elections.
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George Shultz
Grass roots opinion from Mackay Idaho criticizes legislator pay
An Idaho reader argues that high state legislator salaries of 42,500 a year have shifted focus away from progress. The writer condemns defense and science funding cuts and claims other nations surpass the United States in defense, space, and transports while legislators enjoy large pay raises.
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Mackay
Idaho
Russia
England
France
Nixon dilemma and early TV judgments echo era divides
Paul Harvey notes conservative elites deserting Nixon while Eisenhower warned of lone courage. Reagan pressures YAF to pause China critique as Nixon teeters. Harvey lashes at TV quality, damning Jimmy Stewart’s show, Shirley McLaine’s news photos, and Bonanza’s continued gunfire carnage, labeling a growing DO NOT WATCH list.
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Rod Serling
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Shirley McLaine
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Bonanza
Pryor to 30 By Tim Pryor
A mixed reader letter reviews new TV season fare. The writer criticizes a batch of shows including a priest detective program and a Sarge turned reverend premise. They mock cliches and await plot resolutions while planning to read more as networks launch a long season.
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Sarge
Father Cavanaugh
Villians
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Corry Journal reader letters request briefs with signature
The Corry Journal invites reader communications that are brief legibly written and cover a single subject. Submissions must include signature and address for publication, and may be condensed. the paper assumes no responsibility for statements.
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The
Corry Journal
Law on receiving stolen property without knowledge
The law requires that a defendant knew or had reasonable cause to know the property was stolen to sustain a conviction for receiving stolen property. It is a felony with penalties up to five years imprisonment or a $1,000 fine, or both.
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