End paper shortage via tighter press release control
Opinion argues for ending paper shortages by eliminating seventh copies and halting duplication of press releases. Criticizes Washington and state governments for duplicating news despite protests, asserting reforms are politically unlikely.
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Governor Shapp backs Denenberg resignation if he runs
Governor Milton Shapp suggests insurance secretary Herbert Denenberg should resign if he runs for political office next year. He offers no plan to resign himself, arguing Denenberg would mix politics with business. The piece notes many Pennsylvanians would prefer the governor not to run, yet he is running.
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How is the key By William Ecenbarger
Pennsylvania faces large tax loopholes and collection failures that drain hundreds of millions. Refunds for agriculture, free license plates, cross border alcohol sales and illicit cigarette markets cost billions over time. Reform efforts face strong lobbying to keep current stamp agents and local collector commissions intact.
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Oil powers and politics plague Defense energy policy
Washington reports reveal Deputy Defense Secretary Clements with oil ties pressing energy decisions. Memoed actions hint at Sedco stock gains and industry access in Arctic and Alaska reserves, while Schlesinger denies conflicts. Trade and wildlife enforcement stories sit amid Nixon-era intrigue and 1974 Senate runs.
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Energy boom foretold by British editor in wake of fuel crisis
Bart Collins argues the U S will innovate with untapped energy sources, predicting solar, wind, geothermal, tidal and ocean power plus future inventions. He claims past blockers delayed progress, while oil abundance and ecologists slowed development. A Texas teacher duo even claims a potato peel fuel exists.
What is the Law What is the Law
Legal Q and A covers employer liability for pedestrian injuries in a car crash and the scope of employment. It notes the employer is liable if the driver acts within the job scope, with jury determinations on scope, and addresses title ownership and insurance naming requirements for a married woman. Local press policy and rates accompany.
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Corry Area Schools Dismissed Early As Snow Hits
Corry public schools closed at 2:30 pm due to heavy drifting and wind. Tonight's Corry Union City basketball game postponed to December 29 at the Corry arm. Chamber of Commerce actions included director resignation and talks on city government structure. Fog and storms caused minor accidents across northwestern Pennsylvania.
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