Anti-Israel Sentiment Grows in U S State Dept Backrooms
Washington insiders report State and Defense Departments warn that resuming the Middle East war could trigger an Arab oil embargo devastating the U.S. economy. Secret studies flag Israel’s possible military win but financial collapse and need for huge U.S. aid. Talks of Saudi arms sales and potential U S military action surface amid Brezhnev Vladivostok pact shadows. Egypt sets a Sinai pullback deadline tied to Brezhnev visit, while both powers seek diplomacy over oil and security.
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Pennsylvania drivers to receive new drinking and driving card
Beginning today Pennsylvania drivers will get an extra card with validated licenses. The card from the Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse includes a drinking driving chart showing how many drinks a person can have before exceeding the legal blood alcohol limit. The chart lists each drink as Va ounces of 86 proof alcohol or a 12 ounce beer or 3 ounces wine, varying by weight from 100 to 240 pounds. Dr. Richard E. Horman says the leaflet’s strong response prompted this expanded effort.
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Card Yourself: State Drives Safety With Driver License Card
Card yourself. Executive director Horman cites cooperation with the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to place a safety card in every validated Pennsylvania driver's license. He warns drivers to stay within green limits or not drive at all to prevent accidents and stay within restraints while drinking. The piece discusses labor contracts having precedence over Civil Service provisions and a 1874 amendment to Act No. 226, plus annual reporting and an industrial relations specialist to represent the General Assembly in negotiations.
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Law on Alienation of Affection Abolished in Pennsylvania
The state has had no law authorizing alienation of affection claims for decades. Civil suits by spouses to allege interference with marriage were largely abolished by statute over 45 years ago. The article notes the long standing legal stance and references local newspaper context and era.
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Fidel Castro and a Cuban Bishop in Havana Memories
A fragmented travelogue weaves Havana scenes with a bishop Alfredo Muller in a tense postrevolution setting. The narrator recalls Batista, Castro, and Church ties while noting political shifts, social contrasts, and lingering questions about communism, liberty, and fate amid a New York condominium piece.
Community Associations Institute aims to guide turnover and governance
Builders form the Community Associations Institute to answer questions on property responsibility and depreciation for condominiums and planned developments. It seeks a turnover rule as projects reach 50 percent sold with 75 to 80 percent control transfer, amid rapid growth from 545 associations in 1962 to over 20,000, affecting millions of homeowners and billions in property value.
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Institute
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