Newspaper Waste Exposed as Gov Shapp Fed Material
A Philadelphia area column criticizes excessive government press releases and wasteful distribution to newspapers, noting four pages from Governor Shapp's office duplicating Wire Service items. It urges trimming from official communications and cites postmaster general Ted Klassen’s costly travel and lack of voucher disclosure amid a $500 million postal deficit.
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Shapp
Ford
Washington
Nixon
Rights and Birchers Juxtapose UC and Church Smear Tactics
The piece reports HEW under Caspar Weinberger allowing UC to keep $50 million in contracts amid civil rights disputes, with internal memos suggesting legal concerns. It also covers a smear campaign by the John Birch Society against Sen. Frank Church and ties to GOP candidate Bob Smith financed by Birch leaders.
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Weinberger
Berkeley
HEW
Theodore Miles
Miles
Rhinelander
California
Peter Holmes
Frank Church
Idaho
John Birch Society
Church
Bob Smith
Smith
Birchers
Dwight Eisenhower
High interest rates loom over life policy loans and small business
Officials decry high rates though little action follows. Americans borrow against whole life policy cash values at 4 to 6 percent, a rate kept low by policy loans first claim on insurer assets. Loans reached 21.32 billion by June, up 14 percent year over year, reducing insurers’ lending potential. Small businesses face rising costs as short term loans climb to 11.47 percent in July, and new business formations slow per Dun & Bradstreet. Equity issues drop as debt takes capital, while the Prime rate proves variable, complicating budgeting for corporations and pensions alike.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Federal Reserve Board
Dun & Bradstreet
Edge of the world in Key West at Luigi's Restaurant
A narrator recalls evenings with Nick Centonze and Ann in Luigi's Restaurant Key West. The piece describes their family, the old Navy ties, life around the harbor town, and plans to visit Audubon House Fort Jefferson and Hemingway's house as the narrator jokes about future hospital plans.
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Ann
Nick
Nick Centonze
Key West
Florida Keys
Luigi
Kelly
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Navy
Sloppy Joe’s
Jonathan Winters
Curt Gowdy
Skin
Cairo
Egypt
Audubon House
Fort Jefferson
Ernest Hemingway
Luigi's
What is the Law for Pennsylvania Property Taxes and Loa
Questions and answers cover multiple legal topics. Property owners pay school taxes in the county of their year round home and also in the county where their cottage is located. A 1974 act creates the Pennsylvania Nursing Home Loan Agency to finance repairs and set loan terms. Fiduciaries are governed by the Probate Estates and Fiduciaries Code. Hospital beds and other therapeutic devices for individual use are tax exempt under Act 183.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Nursing Home Loan Agency
The
General Assembly
Corry Evening Journal details and ad information
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff and cost details including publisher George R Sample and managing editor Eston. It notes Association Press rights for local news and AP dispatches. Pricing shows mail subscriptions at 7.50 yearly and 23.00 yearly in advance, plus carrier local rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Geroge R
William 5. Eston
Joan McLaughlin
Associates Press
AP News
Ab Corry
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Uncle Sam
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Salt Lake City
Congress
To “Ampa
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University of California
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United State
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A.J. Agnew
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Steve Symms
Birch Darling
Chicago
John Cunniff
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
Milton Shapp
Senate
Capitol
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Assembly
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of the World
Jim Bishop
Santa Maria
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Toy
Pennsylvania Fiduciaries Act
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