A new Edison may power the sun driven future
The piece argues for solar energy as the vast untapped source to replace fossil fuels and meets national needs by 2000. It cites solar farm and parabolic reflector ideas, a satellite microwave plan, and calls for a crash R D program to avert hard times the world cannot be saved from by any inventor.
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Earth
United States
Reckoning on Pennsylvania Gas Tax Forecasts
The Williamsport Sun Gazette notes predictions that gasoline tax revenue in Pennsylvania would plunge after 1973, but actual receipts fell only $3.8 million amid shortages. It argues forecasts were politically used to pressure road maintenance yet proved inaccurate and should not drive hasty policy or despair.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
Garfield as Shapp aide raises taxpayer concerns
The Meadville Tribune questions Zalmon Garfield as a paid, part time ally of Gov. Shapp. It cites $2,500 monthly cost and ties to Shapp, noting Garfield handles unpleasant chores, national appearances, campaign strategy, and a pre election plan before a Republican House panel.
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Zalmon Garfield
Gov. Shapp
Shapp
Secretary of Community Affairs
William H. Wilcox
Garfield
Milton Shapp
House
Meadville Tribune
Letters complain of red light violation by Corry police
A Corry reader recounts following a police car through a red light at Mill Street and Main, notes the officer stopped to pick up a colleague at the corner, and challenges readers to speak up about perceived injustices. The writer thanks the Corry Journal for printing news and urges civic action.
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Corry City
Mill Street
Main
Pennsylvania Avenue
Corry Police Department
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal front matter and rates
Publication details for The Corry Evening Journal include address West South Street Corry Pennsylvania 16407 publisher George R Sample and editor William Eaton with staff roles and AP news affiliation. Subscription options show mail 24 per year 73 per year in advance and carrier 15 cents per copy with weekly and Sunday rates.
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Corry
Eet
Connally faces dual Watergate bribery trials in Washington
Washington braces for two jury trials tied to John B Connally's five count indictment over a 1971 $10,000 payment from AMPI related to dairy price subsidies. Witnesses expected to testify to a proposed bribe. Edward Bennett Williams leads Connally's defense. The first trial on bribery charges is set for April, with a second trial to follow after the verdict.
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Nixon
White House
Connally
Watergate
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
AMPI
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Jake Jacobsen
Harold S. Nelson
Ilegal
Edward Bennett Williams
Democratic National Committee
Washington Post
Williams
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Mr. Williams
Texas
Ford orders foreign policy review amid Vietnam crisis and campaign cases
President Ford orders a complete reassessment of U S foreign policy led by Henry Kissinger reacting to grim Vietnam news. Thieu redeploys to shorten lines amid a retreat while prosecutors warn of imminent statute of limitations lapses in 1972 campaign finance cases and potential new charges.
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U.S
Henry Kissinger
Judge Hart
Connally
Special Prosecutor
Hart
Nixon
Maurice Stans
Ashland Oil, Inc
Stuart Russell
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Texas
The Rider Device In Congress And Its Costs
Paul Harvey decries rider tactics used to fund unrelated items like food stamps amid bills, cites upholstery needle tax changes and other riders. He notes sprawling staff growth, new committees, and six new subcommittees amid limited public approval, arguing inefficiency and ongoing expansion.
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