Shapp Proposes Long Range Plan to Up Pennsylvania EMS
Governor Milton Shapp urges the General Assembly to approve a five year, $50 million program to modernize emergency medical services in Pennsylvania. It includes public first aid education, a statewide emergency network, a universal 911 system by 1980, minimum rescue standards, and a broadened Good Samaritan liability shield for volunteer doctors.
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Milton J. Shapp
General Assembly
Shapp
Corry area's road money cited as wasted and late
A local writer blasts Pennsylvania road funding after the General Assembly votes money to fix highways, claiming Corry receives little benefit as funds are diverted statewide. He mocks PennDOT, notes delays, broken promises, and a history of empty assurances from state officials. He suggests the need to inspect funds in Harrisburg.
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Corry
Penndot
Christ in Christmas Is Always There, Says Governor
In a Christmas message the Pennsylvania governor reflects that Christ has always been present in Christmas through acts of love, children’s gifts, carols, acts of charity, and prayers. He urges people to seek Christ in everyday kindness and community, not just the holiday frills. The piece ends with holiday greetings to legislators and contact details for state officials.
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Hawaii
God
Hoover Versus King Unmasked by Ex FBI Chief's Death Deed
Washington memoir recounts J Edgar Hoover's push to taint Martin Luther King Jr. after his murder. The author details Hoover's claimed motive of cuckoldry, failed attempts to verify an alleged affair, and decades of manipulation of the FBI image before public scrutiny in the 1970s.
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FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
J. Edgar Hoover
King
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Hoover
Ray
Los Angeles
Dr. King
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Hotel del Carro
del Mar
Calif
Clint Murchison, Jr
Change and patience amid 1960s upheaval in Corry Pa
A Corry Evening Journal excerpt reflects on change as a constant and urges patience over revolution. It cites the 1960s protests, Patty Hearst speculation, and warns that violence harms reform, noting how Symbionese Liberation Army actions ended in tragedy and urging calm in civic life and politics.
Forecasting CBS and ABC TV series renewals in 1976 season
A digest of the Fearless Forecast for September 23 predicting which weekly new shows would survive or fail. It details weekly outcomes across Monday to Friday, noting which series were renewed for additional seasons, canceled, or uncertain, with specific titles such as Barbary Coast, Welcome Back Kotter, Starsky and Hutch, Fay, Ellery Queen, and Mobile One.
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Kotter
Beacon Hill
Joe and Sons
Jerry Stiller
Starsky and Hutch
ABC
NBC
Fay
Mobile One
Big Eddie
Sheldon Leonard
Damon Runyon
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