Pay Toilet Bill Debate Shows Government Role
A Pennsylvania legislative debate over a bill to ban pay toilets highlights public vs private management. The measure passed the House but failed in the Senate, with Sen. Richard Frame and Rep. Robert Russe voting against it. The piece argues toilets should be free or market-regulated, warning against bureaucratic expansion and urging individuals to support businesses by feedback rather than state oversight.
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State of
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Richard Frame
Rep
Robert Russe
Department of
Commonwealth
Warren Times-Observer
Wealth and power stain Pennsylvania governorship and Somoza critique
The piece critiques Gov. Milton Shapp over alleged fundraiser irregularities and patronage, naming figures tied to his administration. It also profiles Anastasio Somoza as the world’s greediest ruler, detailing control over Nicaragua’s industries, goods, and daily life.
Somoza empire profited while Nicaraguans live in want
Investigative summary portrays Anastasio Somoza as a ruler who siphons U.S. aid and private wealth into a global financial empire. It details holdings across Nicaragua and neighboring countries, front men, and extensive land, hotel stakes, and plantations, with assets backed by government subsidies and loans. It notes decades of accumulated power since 1936 and hints at further exposés to come.
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Somoza
U.S
Nicaragua
President Ford as Enigmatic Leader in 1970s Tone
A compact appraisal of Gerald Ford’s presidency notes his rising public approval, cautious responses to controversy, and pragmatic stance on energy and foreign policy. It highlights cross party respect, veto usage, and the challenge of defining his legacy amid looming electoral battles.
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Gerald Ford
Ford
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Readers seek action on PennDOT road troubles
Area residents unhappy with PennDOT urge contact with legislators and PennDOT officials. Included are names and addresses for officials in Harrisburg and Meadville, plus phone numbers for district offices and local contact points to press for roadway improvements.
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Carry Area
Penndot
Flawed jobless figures and cautious forecasts loom
John Cunniff notes that declining sales do not prove growth as prices rise. Economists warn that unemployment may be distorted by discouraged workers leaving the labor force. Sindlinger & Co. predicts August figures miss real gains and a possible shock with September data.
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Washington
First National City Bank
Sindlinger & Co
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Corry Evening Journal masthead and billing notice
The Corry Evening Journal, published in Corry Pennsylvania, lists George R. Sample as publisher and William Eston as managing editor with Jon McLaughlin as pressroom foreman. It notes AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches, and provides subscription and delivery details, including rates and deadlines.
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Corrier
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Michael Baker Jr
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Harrisburg
Shapp
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Robert P. Kane
Kane
Fred Corleto
Philadelphia
Alex
Boonie
Wasowicz
Pittsburgh
Williamsport
Helene Wohlgermuth
Anastasio Somoza
Managua
Banana Republic
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Nicaraguan Pacific Railroad
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Compania Agropecuaria
Sucesores del General Somoza
Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Paul Harvey
Arry Truman
Israel
New York
George Meany
Marguez
Sei R Bulad Driver Capital Building
Meadville
Center
Ron Forest Hoon
Capitol
Worth Est
Marth East
West Mary Street
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Vineen
John Cunniff
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