Pittsburgh UFO Center Aims to Study and Educate
The Pennsylvania Center for UFO Research in Pittsburgh invites applications to join a nationwide network led by Dr. J. Allen Hynek. The center investigates sightings, analyzes reports with other groups, and promotes public education while seeking credible incidents in northwestern Pennsylvania and beyond.
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Pennsylvania Center For Ufo Research
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Center
Pennsylvania
J. Allen Hynek
Air Force Study
Hynek
Welfare realities challenge stereotypes in 1970s data
Sylvia Porter notes most welfare recipients are white, not black, citing 1974 figures: about 2.8 million white families and 1.5 million black families on public assistance. Census data show more black mothers work, but aid-dependent children are predominantly white. the Business Week cover photo misleads.
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America
Business Week
Bell
Who gets most welfare says professor Bell shows bias
Bell notes that misperceptions about welfare arise from failing to understand percentages. He cites 1975 poverty rates showing blacks a larger share of poor individuals, yet whites total far more poor due to population size. Data on food stamps and AFDC reveal whites receive more transfers overall. reform demands equity.
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Bell
Kovacs gems slated for TV tribute in 10 shows
Jack Lemmon recalls Ernie Kovacs as a technical wizard and brilliant innovator whose wild humor reshaped early TV. The Oscar winner hosts The Best of Ernie Kovacs, airing starting April 12 in 10 half hour broadcasts compiled by WTTW Chicago. Kovacs died in 1962 at 43 in an auto accident.
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Los Angeles
Ernie Kovacs
Jack Lemman
Kovacs
Nairobi
Miklos Molnar
Percy Dovetonsils
Lem- Thon
Buster Keaton
Keaton
Ernie
Public Broadcasting Service
WTTW
Chicago
Lemmon
Bureau of Consumer Protection Offices in Six Cities
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities. For complaints about shady business practices you may call or write. Erie address listed as 919 State Street Room 203 with phone 454-7104 area code 14.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection
Bureau
Erie
State Street
Corry Daily Journal Notice Keywords and Rates
Periodic Corry Daily Journal text fragment with garbled pricing and advertising deadline notes. Reads as a standard small town newspaper listing basic rates and submission timing. Contains references to AP news dispatches and general publishing details without a coherent report.
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Corry
Jim Bishop on the Open Road and Roadside Oddities
Jim Bishop narrates a rambling Florida to South Carolina road trip with humor and misadventures. He visits Canoe Creek, Wildwood, Tallahassee, and Hilton Head, notes traffic quirks, meals, and a Bluffton police stop over a 42 in a 30 zone, ending with a wry shrug at driving.
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Wildwood
Fla
Keiser
Tallahassee
Kathleen
Florida State ‘University
Kelly
Bill Scanlons
Hilton Head
South Carolina
Georgia
General Sherman
Bluffton, S.C
Bluffton
Dog Boys of Parchman Prison Chase Escaped Inmate
Report by Hal Bernton details the so called dog boys at Mississippi's Parchman prison who hunt escaped inmates with bloodhounds. A brutal night pursuit ends as the prisoner is recaptured after a fog shrouded chase across mud and cotton fields.
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Parchman
Mississippi Delta
Nates
Hal Bernton
Dog Boys
Hercules
Just Atend
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Granada
Lester Keiser
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