State liquor study ends with call to keep system
The Liquor Control Committee published a report after seventeen months and thirty hearings urging continuation of Pennsylvania’s liquor monopoly. Alexander Jaffars, former chief counsel, denounces it as a whitewash while noting omissions.
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No official secrecy findings in Pennsylvanian liquor report
The report criticizes lack of transparency and an aide's lie in a failed cover up. It calls for modernizing the liquor system to be more responsive, suggests reducing urban bars, and proposes studies including restoring beer sales in licensed food stores.
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Slogan USA contest invites slogans from across America
A nonprofit Slogan USA calls for slogan entries mailed to Box 1976 Washington DC with a July 4 1975 deadline. Entries become property of Slogans USA and ties resolved by earliest postmark. The piece lists notable statistics and quotes highlighting American achievement and asks readers to submit slogans from across the country.
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USA
Economic forecast for 1975 from a Corry column
Happy 1975 by Paul Harvey reviews 1974 and flags uncertainty in 1975. It cites GNP backsliding in 1969-70, notes inflationary pressure from liquor pricing, and argues revised policies failed. It predicts a bottoming recession in housing, lower mortgage rates, a possible 8 percent prime rate, and a mid-1975 upturn in construction and employment. The piece expects a six month stock market lead.
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Legislature funds aid to State hospitals for the mentally retarded
The General Assembly approved 3 million dollars to boost staffing in nine state hospitals for the mentally retarded and to move some patients to nursing home facilities. Parents sought immediate relief amid the death of a 17 year old boy at Western State and calls for more ward aides. The plan falls short of long term goals for community group homes and self sufficiency for the mentally retarded, hindered by neighborhood resistance and fiscal concerns.
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Polk and Western State
Canonsburg
Pittsburgh
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Legal Q and A on support, crime, and door to door sales
A reader asks if court ordered spousal support of 520 weekly may be reduced after retirement. The answer notes filing for modification if fortunes change due to retirement benefits. Additional Qs cover criminal scattering of rubbish with penalties and FTC cancellation rights for door to door book purchases over $25 with a separate Notice of Cancellation form.
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