State Candidates Ignoring Disclosure in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, most federal candidates filed with the GAO but few with the state Elections Bureau by the deadline. Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie were the only U.S. Senate hopefuls to submit to state authorities, while only eight of 88 U.S. House candidates did so. Nixon filed a report to the GAO with no expenditures listed. The Muskie committee reported receipts of 30418 and expenses of 16802 for April 7 to 13. Humphrey’s filing lacked a clear expense breakdown and faced scrutiny from Deputy Secretary of State Ronald Pettine over a missing 5000 contribution from the United Steel Workers Political Action Fund.
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Escaped Slayer Still At Large In Pennsylvania
BELLEFONTE AP A Pittsburgh man serving a life sentence at Rockview State Prison escaped last week from a Centre County VoTech class and remains at large Thursday night state police said George Schmidt 25 was convicted of first degree murder in 1964 and is sought by authorities.
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Judge OKs Use Of Angela Love Letters
San Jose California AP judge rules diary and love letters from Angela Davis to George Jackson may be admitted at her murder kidnap trial. Prosecution asserts a romantic motive fueled the Marin County Civic Center escape plot Aug 7 1970, where four died. Diary found after Jackson’s Aug 21 1971 San Quentin death.
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Soledad
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Betwen Jackson
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John L. Spain
Spain
Youngsville appoints new police chief David Brown
In an adjourned session the Youngsville Borough Council approved David Brown as police chief. Brown, 3, a Warren resident and former Ft. Lauderdale police officer, previously served with Lauderdale-By-The-Sea. Mayor Ernest McGraw announced the appointment. Brown plans to move to Youngsville, is married with two children, and succeeds Larry Weidenboerner who resigned due to residency relocation issues.
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Probe urged into foreignBuying of U.S. office calculators
Pittsburgh area Congressman Joseph M. Gaydos urged a probe by the U.S. Comptroller into claims that federal agencies bought foreign made office calculators in 1971. SCM Corp said 31 percent of $5 million in purchases were Japanese made, blaming unfair overseas competition for harming domestic firms. A note mentions an all white jury in a separate Miss Davis trial with expected testimony on letters.
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New York
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Rome marks birthday amid debt and missing wolves
Rome observes its 7725th birthday without the traditional wolf statues near Campidoglio as debt woes and budget concerns sideline the ancient display. Officials say wolves died and were moved for health reasons, while the eagle remains. April 21, tied to Rome's founding, is noted amid calendar lore. Separately, Dalton Trumbo signs to write The Osterman Weekend screenplay based on Robert Ludlum novel.
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