Rape Law Reform Proposed in Pennsylvania Session
A 1975 76 Pennsylvania bill seeks radical changes to rape law focusing on victim injury rather than sexual act. Proposals include evidence restrictions on prior sexual behavior, lowering age of statutory rape to 16, dissolving marital rape exceptions, creating a single sex neutral crime of criminal sexual conduct, and adding trained policewomen for rape victim interviews.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
FBI
Pennsylvania
V shaped low mood and South Korea relief talks
The report reviews McCracken’s V shaped recession idea and the U shaped counter view from economists, with fishhook and slumped imagery, and then describes SEOUL dispatches about Park Chung Hee weighing clemency appeals for jailed religious leaders amid emergency measures and North Korea tensions.
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McCracken
Saul Klaman
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Ford
Mission to Seoul and North Korea drive Korean crisis
Jack Anderson reports a three month old mission to Seoul was followed by an assassination and the killing of the envoy's wife. Park's regime contends security demands emergency measures while North Korea masses troops and weapons across the 38th parallel. Intelligence confirms an underground subversion aimed at toppling Park, aided by Korean agents in Japan. Religious leaders debate freedom and politics, with cleric Kim Joon Gon urging released prisoners while condemning violence and praising pacifism.
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Seoul
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Park
South Korea
Kim Joon Gon
Crusades For Christ
Fat O’Brien Confesses A Sinful Breadbox Incident
Fat O’Brien, 7, enters a church confessional with Terry waiting outside. He admits sins including disobeying his mother and fooling around with a girl on a breadbox at 11 p.m. Monsignor Fogarty questions his tale, assigns penance, and Fat exits humiliated, warning others to avoid the breadbox and the old priest.
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Terry
Fat O’brien
Monsignor Fogarty
Fat
Spikka
Father
Monsignor
Sam
What is the Law about Federal food stamps and discrimination
The text states Pennsylvania makes it a third degree misdemeanor to buy exchange or accept Federal food order stamps for nonfood items without USDA authorization, with up to one year jail and a 2500 dollar fine. It also notes a second degree misdemeanor for discriminating against shoppers in uniform. It lists several state and federal officials and offices.
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House Select Committee
Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture
Armed Forces of
United States
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SER
Vette
John Cunnift
New York
Paul McCracken
Fow
University of Michigan
Seoul — 1
Park Chung Hee
Korea
By Jack Anderson
Pearl Harbor
Koreas
U.S
Coun
Japan
South
Liberation Christians
Kim
Jesus Christ
Prince of
Peace
Fat’s
Jimny Bishop
Rose Patricia
United States Senate
Richard 5. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
Assembly
R. Budd Dwyer
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