Lobbyist disclosure gains traction in Harrisburg and Washington
The opinion urges new lobbyist controls with House Bill 3 in Harrisburg requiring quarterly expense statements open to public inspection and banning contingency fees. It notes similar disclosure efforts by Senators Kennedy and Percy and Representatives Railsback and Kastenmeir in Congress, targeting the gaps in the 1946 act.
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Edward Kennedy
Charles Percy
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Tom Railsback
Robert Kastenmeir
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Corry Journal Letter Calls discouraging job figures misleading
The Corry Evening Journal editorial lambasts U.S. labor statistics claiming 1.1 million discouraged workers are not counted as unemployed, skewing March’s 8.7 percent rate. It argues inflation distorts GNP and that personal income misleads, citing benefits in unemployment as part of income and tax comparisons across nations.
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Midie
Goldwater and the French jet engine diplomacy
State Department cables show Senator Barry Goldwater pressed for sharing a GE jet engine core with France during the Paris air show in May 1973. He urged President Nixon to approve the export, aiding French aviation while tensions over strategic technology persisted. The White House later lifted the export license amid Goldwater’s influence.
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Henri Ziegler
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Vietnam and Indochina policy through U S leaders dialogue
Summary of wartime policy debates and actions from 1945 to 1964 involving Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. It cites a proposed trusteeship for Korea, U S stance on decolonization in Indochina, Geneva SEATO arrangements, and escalating U S military involvement in Vietnam along with costs and outcomes. It notes figures such as Chiang Kai-shek Mao Zedong Ho Chi Minh Ngo Dinh Diem and de Gaulle and references Patrick Hurley Albert Wedemeyer and mixed Western responses.
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City stalls on building senior citizens center in Fourth Ward
The city drags on a sale planned for January or February to fund a senior citizens center under the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Project. A $16,000 county grant could back an auction or building remodel, but officials doubt the money’s availability while Meals on Wheels, nutrition, and a Corry Erie bus program await federal and county support. The article urges city officials to invite GECAC for clarity as federal revenue funding is earmarked for senior programs and cannot be redirected.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Water Company
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Fourth Ward
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Journal
Eric
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