Buying of Laws in Our Opinion and Its Toll
In Our Opinion decries how money buys laws in the United States, noting unions and special interests spend to shape federal legislation. It cites Congressional Quarterly rankings led by United Federation of Postal Clerks at 159,660 dollars, with AFL-CIO, National Farmers Union, and others among top spenders. The piece argues taxpayers and citizens pay more for new laws while lawmakers are pulled by many lobbyists, asking who truly loses.
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Citizens Committee
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It Figures A Consultant a well paid expert blamed last minute
A Milpitas Callf Post item argues consultants are brought in at the last moment to shoulder blame, characterizing them as high paid experts whose role is to share fault rather than provide lasting solutions.
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Milpitas
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Food price study eyed by President amid farm bids and store costs
The AP reports President Johnson asks Congress to study why store prices seem high relative to farm prices. Figures show consumer food costs rose while farm beef prices fell, with industry noting rising transportation, rent, and labor costs. Analysts stress margins are slim in the food chain.
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Meadville drivers to attend county driver improvement school
Crawford County Commissioners will meet with the Greater Meadville Safety Council next Thursday to discuss establishing a county wide driver improvement school. Those with license suspensions may be referred. attendance is voluntary but completion can delay or modify suspension with no guarantee of modification.
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Meadville
Crayford County
Greater
Detroit business pioneer William A. Petzold dies
Detroit civic leader William A. Petzold, a longtime business pioneer, died yesterday. He helped shape local commerce and community programs, leaving a lasting mark on Detroit's business and civic scenes.
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William A. Petzold
Drew Pearson Investigates Bodega Bay Fire Risks in 1960s Debate
The piece surveys the fight over PG&E's Bodega Bay nuclear plant amid San Andreas fault fears and Alaskan quake volatility. It notes AEC scrutiny, Johnson appointee Mary Bunting, and political maneuvering by Southern congressmen to sway votes, framing broader debates on urban renewal and farm policy.
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Corr y Memories and World War II News Digest
Yesterday's Memories of Corry recalls 20 years past with war headlines. Berlin radio reports violent air battles over Hungary with 14 American planes downed. Allied troops repulse German flame thrower attack near Rome as Italian forces push on at the Fifth Army front. Corry women donate $100 to Wings of Mercy Fund, ranking high among Pennsylvania cities. CPA says 67 violations reported by Corry War Price and Ration Board with jurisdiction.
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Constable to succeed Greening appointed by judge
In the Third Ward the constable's seat was filled as Charles Greening resigned with Judge Uriah P. Rossiter making the appointment. Keystone basketball team guests of the Kiwanis at Blue Bird luncheon followed a strong season. Elmer McElroy awarded the contract to build a residence for Eric Sandquist at 448 East Main Street. William G. Nantes and Hazel Sutton married by Alderman E. Davis last night and to reside in Corry. Mrs. R. F. Livermore resigned as Red Cross treasurer, replaced by Mrs. William Houghton. Boss Grocery on West Main completed remodeling and redecorating to become more modern and attractive.
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Washington and Jefferson College announces tuition rise
Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pa reports increases in charges for the 1964-85 academic year. Tuition will rise by 100 dollars, dorm room charges by 50 dollars annually, and boarding by 35 dollars, a change aimed at addressing rising housing costs and urban development concerns.
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Washington & Jefferson College
A Talkative Hallandale Visit With My Father
Jim Bishop recalls his father nearing eighty in Hallandale Florida. The retired police lieutenant shares colorful yarns about cops officials and a past in a family memory full of humor insight and sharp wit.
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Ireland
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Family tales of cops and comrades in a crooked world
A narrator recalls a tough father and a once-broke inspector who loved horses and jokes. The stories reveal lessons from a policing life, including a shoe mishap and a left-footed shoe rescue, ending with a sharp, moral undertone about work, luck, and family meals.
Fragmented tale of political chaos and a coat mishap
A narrator recalls a night of near disaster and social awkwardness. A lieutenant, a politician, and a failing coat scene unfold with misfired bets and public embarrassment. The account blends personal memory with oddly comic details about clothing and duty.
Coal Production Up In Pennsylvania From Mines Department
Harrisburg says the State Mine Department reports coal production rose last year with bituminous totals at 713 million tons, up 5.6 million. Anthracite production climbed to 17.4 million tons, an increase of 914,887 tons. Secretary Beecher Chamberbury announced the figures on Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania
de. I. Beecher Churmbury
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