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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1971
Page
7
Bevan Claims Scapegoat role in Penn Central Collapse
PHILADELPHIA AP Bevan the fired Penn Central executive says a plan to make him the scapegoat exists and that Saunders and Perlman bore primary responsibility for the railroad’s downfall. The trustees’ suit seeks at least 66 million from Bevan Gersbecker Hodge and others, while Bevan argues he had no control over accounting since merger in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
David C. Bevan
Penn Central Transportation Co
Bevan
Stewart T. Saunders
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Alfred Perlman
Stewart J
Saunders
Perlman
Western Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Ardmore
Chicago
Penn Central
Gerstecker
Hodge
Penphil Co
Thomas R. Bevan
David Bevan
du Pont
Glore Forgan, Inc
Wall Street
Penphil
Solon Proposes Commission To Simplify IRS Tax Forms
Senator Charles Mathias proposes a 15 member advisory commission to simplify IRS forms and adopt common everyday English for all tax materials. The panel would review forms issued after 1972, include diverse taxpayers, and ensure clarity across brackets regions and ages. Mathias presses for clearer tax guidance and limits on data selling by return preparers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
Charles McC. Mathias
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Mathias
Advisory Commission On Federal
IRS
Maryland Republican
TRS
Commission
le T
They Own Cans Shed Light on Tea Habits
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Senator Scott Defends FBI Amid Baker Case Remarks
In a radio interview Senator Hugh Scott a Republican from Pennsylvania defends the FBI and director J Edgar Hoover saying the FBI kept independence from political pressure. He recalls a past inquiry into his taxes connected to the Bobby Baker matter and notes he received $3000 tax refund. A Kuwait ATR crash kills three civilians with a pilot surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Scott
Robert F. Kennedy
Ramsey Clark
ABC
FBI
Bobby Baker
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
House
Hoover
ATR
Kuwait
Kuwait Air Force
Kuwait City
Democrats Attack Nixon Policies As Congress Hits Quarter Mark
The 92nd Congress, led by Democrats, moves to curb President Nixon on major issues. They push welfare reform, revenue sharing, and government reorganization while seeking higher Social Security benefits and more aid to the poor. Bipartisan and regional clashes shape key votes and policy directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
92Nd
White House
Congress
al House Ways and Means
Senate
House
Nave
U.S
Vietnam
James D. Hodgson
Appalachia
East Europe
U S Ping Pong Team Be welcomed in China for historic tour
Peking offers a warm welcome to the visiting U S table tennis team and four newsmen plus two Japanese crew, marking the first U S group allowed to the Chinese mainland since 1949. Officials stress no change in policy, but unofficial exchanges hint at thawing relations amid Vietnam War divides. The reporters describe border cross, tea, meals, and a smooth passage from Hong Kong to Peking on Easter morning.
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U.S
China
People’s Republic
Chiang Kaishek
John Rich
Jack Reynolds
National Broadcasting Co
Hiromasa Yamanaka
Masaaki Shiihara
John Saar
Frank Wischbeck
Time-Life
Jose Schlesinger
Bob Whyte
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Rich
Shumchun
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