New Enforcement Director at State Harness Commission
Fred T. Corleto leads enforcement for the state Harness Racing Commission with three field offices handling licensing and investigations. His $16,100 salary is noted despite a prior nine count tax evasion conviction totaling 315,000 and a five year probation vow later lifted. Harrisburg officials say they do not control hiring. Some critics doubt his suitability for the post.
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Rockefeller's vice presidential blues and market shifts bog down politics
Rockwell Rockefeller faces powerlessness in the White House as allies portray him in a cataleptic state while Ford backs him against muttering critics. Separately New York business leaders fret over tightening regulations and SEC scrutiny as markets shift toward a national exchange system.
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Economic shifts pressuring monopolies and reform
Government aims to curb monopolistic pricing and pit brokers against each other to cut commissions, risking the demise of firms unable to compete. Ford overruled Secret Service, with Rockefeller joining the Helsinki departure, described by friends as a cheerful, buoyant moment. A Pentagon paring study by liberal congressmen proposes a $40 million defense cut and far-reaching foreign policy changes toward greater restraint and self-reliance.
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30 Year Ripoff on Poland and Red Russia Echoes Ford Pact
The piece laments U.S. endorsement of Soviet backed borders in Poland after Yalta. It argues Russia overran Poland decades ago, warns against appeasement, and recalls Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin bargaining. It notes two Polish governments, the Lublin regime, and unfulfilled promises of free elections. It labels Ford’s signing a continuation of coercive borders.
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Readers urge action on PennDOT with area contact list
Area residents unhappy with PennDOT urge legislative and PennDOT outreach. The notice provides telephone and mailing contacts for Harrisburg and several local offices including Meadville Erie and Harrisburg addresses and phone lines. It names legislators and district engineers with scattered street addresses and numbers.
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Frost Nixon interviews stall in U S broadcasters bidding
British TV figure David Frost faces a tug of war over airing rights for his Nixon interview project Balderdash. ABC denies buying news rights while PBS and Television News Inc. show interest. CBS declined earlier deals but may revisit if Nixon faces hard questioning before airings after the 1976 elections. NBC reports no talks.
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