Senatorial Scholarships Draw Fire Across Five State Universities
The piece reports that five state aided universities collectively funnel about $3 million yearly in scholarships to Pennsylvanian state senators, with each senator receiving roughly $50,000 across four institutions and unlimited grants at Lincoln University. Critics note favors, volunteer political work, informal need criteria, and political influence behind the multi decade practice dating to 1885, despite attempts to abolish it.
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Pennsylania
Pennsylvania
Temple
Pennsylvania State
Pittsburgh
Chester County
Lincoln University
Penn State
Philadelphia
Pitt
Central
Penn
Senate
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
House
Joseph T. Doyle
Delaware
Economic arguments on unemployment and inflation persist
The text argues that attempting to minimize unemployment without triggering inflation is flawed. It notes that production costs rise with maxed output and that government cannot time the maximum total benefits precisely. In a global economy the business cycle moves across nations, and 4 percent unemployment is no longer seen as easily achievable.
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Hation
Warn on fright weapons by Jack Anderson
State Department warns of a clear possibility that terrorists will use fright weapons such as lasers chemicals biologicals radiations and nuclear arms to blackmail or destroy nations while hoping small groups cannot acquire them and larger groups will be deterred by a severe world response.
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Washington
State Department
Libya
Muammar Qeddafi
Black Bart the Poa the Gentleman Bandit of the Sierras
A historical sketch recounts Black Bart the Poa alias Charles E Boles famed Wells Fargo stagecoach robber in 1870s California Known for courtesy and poetic notes he never took excess gold Hume led Wells Fargo security and tracked him to San Quentin where Bart served six years after a 1883 arrest and confession
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High Sierras
John Shine
Copperopolis
California
Shine
Wells Fargo Express
Black Bart
James B. Hume
Wells Fargo
Hume
Charles E. Boles
Boles
San Quentin
Fresh summer TV series in ratings showdown
New York AP reports nine weeks of Nielsen summer ratings show only two ABC series Sim Stafford Show and Almost Anything Goes drawn power. CBS Dick Cavett’s show moderate start. Keep on Truckin and Texas Wheelers ranked low. Joey Heatherton’s Joey and Dad fell from 35% to 26% share. Manhattan Transfer stayed around 23% with one week left. Gladys Knight and the Pips Ben Vereen failed to impress NBC four weeks.
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A.C. Nielsen
ABC
Sim Stafford
CBS
Joey and
Dad
Joey Heatherton
Ray
Gladys Knight
The
Pips
Ben Vereen
NBC
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Rand Corporation
United States
Internal Security Subcommittee
Russia
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Washington Whirl
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Dtenn
Energy Research and Development Administration
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Frank MacDonald
Mint
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Jim Bishop
Duncan Mills
Russian River
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