Solon blasts welfare grab by Pennsylvania department
The Journal reports that the State Department of Welfare fears a growing spread of Rep. Paul Ruane’s front page summary challenging the agency’s new criteria and expanded client enrollment. Terrence J. O’Brien seeks help tracing how widely Ruane’s item appeared in papers amid department pushback and a pledge by The Journal to have published the column if it had.
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State Department of Welfare
Terrence J. O'Brien
Shamokin
Paul Ruane
Pennsylvania House
Ruane
Pennsylvania
Howard Hughes
Salon
Grass roots revolt against welfare abuses outlined by Corry resident
A Corry housewife plans to mobilize a petition campaign opposing a 2200 addition to the state welfare rolls. She targets public locations for signatures and will hand the petition to Rep Forest Hopkins to deliver to Governor Milton Shapp. Hopkins backs the action, aiming to push welfare reform amid resistance from assembly members with large welfare constituencies. Local taxpayers express readiness to sign, signaling broad public pressure on welfare costs.
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Forest Hopkins
Milton Shapp
Hopkins
Corry
R. Budd Dwyer
Senate
Thei
Judges Swygert and Tehan Face Scrutiny Over Case Swaps
Washington report details alleged judicial favoritism in the Seventh Circuit. Chief Judge Luther Swygert and District Judge Robert Tehan Sr. allegedly swapped sensitive cases, aided by political ties in Indiana and Milwaukee. Corruption ties trace to Woodmar Realty and tax cases.
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Kerner
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Statehouse
Luther M. Swygert
Court of Appeals
Robert E. Tehann Sr
Milwaukee
Indiana
Swygert
Tehan
Woodmar Realty Co
Hammond
Ind
Lake County
Woodmar Company
Robert Tehan
American Bar—Association
Theid
Woodmar
Gerald P. Hayes
Fime
Hayes
Milton Margoles
Margoles
Wisconsin
Harry Truman
Joseph Spear
Robert Tehan, Jr
F. Ryan Dutly
Letter to Efrem Zimbalist Jr on FBI support
A letter to J Edgar Hoover’s FBI fundraiser sender addresses J Edgar Zimbalist Jr of ABC Network 7 at West 66th Street New York and questions why the Friends of the FBI group exists and why Zimbalist’s channel supports Hoover and the FBI while the writer notes his police roots and family ties. The message implies a critique of fundraising and media portrayal of the FBI.
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Mr. Efrem Zimbalist Jr
ABC
West
66Th Street
New York City
N.Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
Cautious optimism seen in Merrill Lynch economist forecast
Albert H. Cox Jr. argues a cautious, long expansion may last into 1975 and beyond, with slow gains and restrained wage price dynamics curbing overreach. He urges staying bearish to sustain the upswing, while analysts note consumer and business caution as a sign of durable growth despite mixed signals.
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New York
Albert H. Cox Jr
Los Angeles
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Merrill Lynch
Cox
Rail line to end two Corry trains in Harrisburg filing
In Corry, the Pennsylvania Railroad will file with the Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg to discontinue the two remaining southbound trains out of Corry. In Buffalo today, a birth occurs at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl welcoming a son. Corry High coach Victor Cragg says Youngsville will join this spring schedule, appearing in a dual meet here on Tuesday afternoon April 29.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Corry
E.P. Adams
Buffalo
Victor Cragg
Corry High
Youngsville
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Bonnal
Hubert
By Bill Eaton
By Jack Anderson
Washington
Lake Michigan
Federal
Oto Kerner
Illinois
Orand Jury
Robert Tehan Jr
John Williams
R-Del
Woodmar Realty
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Duffy
John Hastings
J. Edgar
Jim Bishop
Mr. Zimbalist
Friends of the F.B.I. Inc
John
J. Edgar Hoover
Zimbalist
Alma Gluck
The
John Cunniff
Media Probe
Friends of the F.B.I, Inc
J.A. Parker
Friends of the
F.B.I
Parker
America
Mr. Parker
Lou Nichols
Cartha DeLoache
Tom Bishop
Ason
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