Probing University Spending Faces Auditor General Scrutiny
In our opinion a state ordered review into University PR and athletic expenditures may reveal issues in accounting for state funds versus earned revenues. The piece urges constructive remedies, criticizing wide entertainment costs and a focus on big cities over grassrootsPenn State needs reform and timely changes.
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John Scotzin
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Benedict
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Counterfeit Currency Tactics Evolve as Detecting Methods Struggle
A provocative 1970s analysis notes that advances in printing and production have boosted the quality of fake money. It highlights the rise of counterfeit $20 bills, the role of middlemen, and ongoing challenges for the Secret Service in curbing a widespread currency forgery problem despite arrests and tighter controls.
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Secret Service
U.S. ‘Treasury
Detecting Counterfeit Bills in Everyday Transactions
Sylvia Porter explains how counterfeiters operate on Main Street pipelines with $20 bills and why larger denominations are riskier. She details tests for paper texture color fibers seals and portraits, plus serial numbers and warning signs. If receipt seems fake contact police or Secret Service and do not pass it along.
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Energy: The Facts The Fears The Future special report
CBS News anchors a three hour energy crisis special led by Walter Cronkite. The program probes wind power, gas lines, Carter energy proposals, and legislative influence while presenting 200 man in the street interviews. CBS executives defend the long format as necessary to explain a broad, amorphous issue and to engage viewers despite potential apathy.
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NSC
Walter Cronkite
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Evening News
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Proof of a life hereafter explored by researchers
Jim Bishop recounts debates on life after death as psychologists and doctors study near death experiences. Kubler Ross Moody Osis Haraldsson and others report consistent elements such as detachment from the body, a journey through darkness toward a light, and encounters with deceased relatives. Skeptics argue true death remains unproven and testable only by flat EEG and ECG.
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New York
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
Raymond Moody Jr
Karl Osis
Erlunder Haraldsson
America
India
Daniel Goleman
Bear of Light
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Haraldsson
Osis
Moody
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Left Behind in Indochina Aids and Artifacts Rekindled Scandals
Three years after U S forces left Indochina a review reveals vast leftovers from warehouses docks and depots. Munitions and equipment filled spaces while personal possessions from crystal dishes to nail clippers were claimed by officials. Reports note abuses in reimbursements and a South African funded travel scheme for staff.
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Saigon
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