Taxpayer doctors caution on misdirected state aid and Haldeman cash
Opinion laments funding priorities from Erie County officials praising airport and golf grants while cutting Corry Hospital money. It notes inflation and poor road funding, then details Haldeman campaign cash tied to 1972 polling, with Strachan testifying he kept 350000 in White House safe until after disclosure law.
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Erie County Commissioners
Airport Authority
Corry Golf Commission
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harrisburg
Corry
Washington
Administration
Congress
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Haldeman
Strachan
Witness Details Haldeman Cash Return to LaRue
Strachan testified about returning $350,000 to Hugh LaRue after Sloan left the committee. He recalled being asked to deliver the money to LaRue at his home across 17th Street and noted the political risk of carrying such funds. Strachan praised Haldeman as a man, saying he admired him.
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Haldeman
Gordon Strachan
Hugh Sloan
Fred LaRue
Watergate
Strachan
LaRue
Washington
17Th Street
Mr. LaRue
First Strachan
Sloan
College life shifts toward culture and career focus
ACADEMIC survey across 527 colleges shows rising middle ground politics and more students pursuing health and paid work while fewer seek radical social change. Coeds pivot to health careers. half work during summers. many men seek higher salaries. Campus editors curb inflamed social issues as job and money concerns rise. Trade debate frames free trade versus protectionism as policy narrows to efficiency and cost.
Equitable trade core of global expansion urged
Flanigan argues unlimited bargaining power and tariff latitude are needed to reshape world trade. He recalls postwar aims and US devaluation while conceding relief may not erase the deficit. The Trade Reform Act of 1973 seeks tariff control and import restraints, with Congress retaining veto power.
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Flanigan
United States
Nixon
Congress
Quotable odds and everyday curiosities from a mailbag column
New York column surveys quirky facts and opinions on Lincoln humility, car colors, bird ownership, and general trivia. Highlights include John Hay denying Lincoln’s modesty, earth tone cars growing in popularity, and tips to trim grocery costs by avoiding shopping when hungry.
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New York
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
John Hay
White House
William H. Herndon
Lincoln
Hay
What is the Law
A driver with no insurance can be pursued for damages through legal action. If a judgment is won and unpaid, the state may help collect by seizing assets and potentially suspending the offender’s license after due process. The Motor Vehicle law allows license suspension for nonpayment after a hearing. Contact state and federal legislators for guidance.
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Glanzer
Mr. Haldeman
Haldeman’s
Grand Jury
Granger
Paul Harvey
American Council On Education
Lucy Lapage
Royce Carlton
Alison Vogel
Hurok
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
VISTA
Youth Corps
Peter Flanigan
International Economic Affairs
Europe
Japan
John Cunniff
U.S. Mail Gems
James Barrie
Atlantic Ocean
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Richard S. Schweiker
Milton Shapp
Senate
Capitol
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
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