Two Former Penn DOT Officials Urge Spending Yet Offer No Fix
The piece mocks Robert G. Bartlett and Jacob Kassab as late-blooming transportation experts. It notes their calls to spend more on road maintenance and to lay off many workers, while doubting their real expertise.
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State of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Robert G. Bartlett
Highway Department
Bartlett
State Department of Transportation
Jacob Kassab
Kassab
Assembly action nets mixed results on major bills
In a busy week in the House, three major bills faced votes with two failing and a third tabled. The 387.8 million catch all budget bill failed 135 to 64 due to uneven county allocations, with a return after Thanksgiving likely. A motor license fee increase also failed 140 to 53, amid a general anti tax mood.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kane Hospital
Kassab
District 4
Zarb and Simon in the political murk of oil influence and VP chatter
Oil firms press Congress with Zarb contact while FTC documents surface. Treasury Secretary Simon tests presidential waters as a Ford running mate option. Diplomats abuse immunity and New Jersey Turnpike enforces penalties. A federal worker fired for questioning Senator Young over the Garrison Diversion Unit.
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Simon
Treasury
William Simon
White House
Ford
Letter to Ford on money and politics from a wary voter
A reader vents at President Ford, noting he will not donate funds and criticizing inflation, unemployment, and Democratic Congress inaction. The letter recalls Ford’s presidency, questions leadership, and contrasts rhetoric with action while urging bipartisan accountability and proper sentence tone.
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United States
Democratic Congress
Cities beyond New York and L A gain TV series locales
AP notes networks should invite nonmajor cities like Worcester Peoria and Short Pump as settings for new series. Big three still dominate with Los Angeles crime shows, while San Francisco and New York get lighter crime focus and upcoming shifts.
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San Francisco
Fun City
City
Bay
Worcester
Mass
Peoriia
Short Pump
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
America
Chicago
Bob Newhart
Cannon
Bronk
Joe Forrester
Harry O
Starsky and Hutch
S.W.A.T
Blue Knight
Jigsaw John
Columbo
Corry Evening Journal intro and masthead error notes
The fragment presents the Corry Evening Journal masthead and publisher lines with scattered misprints and typography errors. It references South Strat Corry Pennsylvania, George R. Sample as publisher, and John McLaughlin as managing editor, plus Associated Press use rights and subscription pricing details.
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Comry Evening Journal
South Strat Corry
George R. Sample
Willian
Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Focal
Corry
Corry Voters Elect Two New City Council Members
Letter from Fred J. Schwab Councilman-elect criticizes council after November 4 1975 election. He notes incumbent’s defeat reflected voter discontent with administration and opposes the appointment of the defeated incumbent to replace the resigned member, urging record of disapproval.
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Corry
Fred J. Schwab
Arte Vive eetee tee 1 aus 24 16
An unclear fragment from a German language page appears with code like 1 aus 24 16 and the phrase arte Vive. The readable words offer no complete names dates or places to anchor a fuller summary. The item reads as a tiny clipping or catalog line without context.
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