Fair trial and free press clash over change of venue
In our opinion, the State Supreme Court wrongly restricts reporting by ruling publicity about prior records or emotions as grounds for changing venue. The editorial urges the court to revise its guidelines to avoid harming courtroom jurisprudence and the public's right to know.
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Budget impasse as House committees push stopgap plan
After five tries the Conference Committee nears failure on a state budget. A stopgap bill may pass while September awaits a full budget. Democrats split six ways, Republicans sit as spectators, and no clear path emerges for a no-tax or tax increase proposal amid budget priority disputes.
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Job openings help laid off aerospace workers in California
The Employment Service expands aid for 5000 skilled aerospace layoffs in southern California after President Carter halts B 1 production. It distributes detailed nationwide openings matching occupations, lists locations and pay, and shares phone contacts for coordinators. Free referral services aid job seekers across the country.
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Washington Research
Laetrile clash reflects resistance to Big Government
Jonathan Spivak reports for the Wall Street Journal that public support for laetrile largely stems from opposition to government controls rather than the drug itself. Opponents resist the idea of scientific testing on humans, turning laetrile into a symbol of broader political defiance against regulation.
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Political budget talks and apricot pits spark national debate
A secret budget draft sidesteps the Sunshine Act and taxes potentially rising to 2.3 percent on income and 10.5 percent on corporate net income. Officials clash over laetrile and FDA policy while a separate prison marriage case reveals a tabloid style intrusion into federal corrections.
Prison wedding sparks legal squabble and coupon fiasco
A secret prison wedding between Marcella and Farrell faces legality tests as officials debate benefits for the couple. Separately, a gas rationing plan collapses under a 4.2 billion coupon windfall stored since the Arab oil embargo, with no final decision on disposal or use.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection Offices Listed
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection maintains offices in six cities for consumer complaints about shoddy goods or business practices. The ad provides the Erle address at 919 Street Room 203, zip 16501, with phone number 454-7184 and area code 6M for contact.
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Corry Evening Journal local details and pricing
The Corry Evening Journal announces staff roles and AP exclusivity. Subscription costs are listed: by mail 12.80 per year, by monthly advance, carrier 1.20 per week, and weekly rates. Advertising rates are available upon inquiry.
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