O Pake bills commission to merge private sector with state economy
Sen Michael A O Pake introduces a plan to create a cabinet level Commission for Economic Development to unite government with business in Pennsylvania The 17 member panel led by the lieutenant governor would include ten private sector appointees and six legislators with reimbursement only for expenses The drive seeks to identify evaluate and propose actions to boost private sector job growth and economic health
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Michael A. O’pake
O’pake
Retirement planning tips amid rising living costs shocks readers
Sylvia Porter warns that retirement costs rose sharply in 1976 with some regions showing annual expenses up to 11,000 for a couple while many elderly face poverty and high inflation. She urges early planning across ten key questions covering retirement age health income Social Security pensions and health insurance.
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U.S
Haugh
Keane Brothers Youths Start CBS Summer Show
The Keane brothers, Tom aged 13 and John 12, launch their four week summer CBS series with music and banter at a studio apartment set. Burt Reynolds drops by and Anita Mann Dancers perform as the boys showcase guitars and vocals amid light comedy and teen humor.
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CBS
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AID chiefs clash over U S foreign aid in era of reform
AID director Defends program while Gilligan warns critics that funds must follow congressional directives. Hal Bernton’s Haiti report shows luxuries for officials contrast with poverty of recipients, yet grain aid saves thousands of children. Solarz and Gilligan resolve differences. reform aims to curb waste.
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Hal Bernton
Haiti
U.S
Bernton
AID
Corry Evening Journal details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including George R Sample publisher and William Eaton managing. Edina Jank McLaughling serves as foreman. AP news supplied, subscriptions at 30.00 yearly, 16.50 for six months, and 1.20 daily carrier rates. Display ad deadline is 9 am prior publication date.
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Corry
Benedict Arnold’s perilous rise and fall in the Revolution
A dramatic recounting of Benedict Arnold from New Haven, detailing his early militia leadership, capture of Fort Ticonderoga, court intrigues, marriage to Margaret Shippen, financial collapse, secret talks with British leaders, West Point betrayal, capture of Major Andre, and eventual exile to England where he died bankrupt and infamous. The narrative portrays a hero turned traitor whose name endured as a warning.
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