Welfare demonstrators bused to Harrisburg seek more aid
In Harrisburg a welfare rights group yesterday staged a weekday rally, claiming state aid is needed. About 150 Philadelphians were driven to the capital during normal working hours as taxpayers are urged to support welfare programs and related benefits.
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Harrisburg
Welfare Rights and Food Stamps Feed Fairness Debate
A reader complains about a couple with modest jobs owning a late-model Cadillac and receiving food stamps, arguing that welfare rights are misused and that the public funds should not subsidize such claims. The letter reflects tension over welfare programs and personal responsibility.
Three persecuted Indians in a DOJ trial scandal
The Justice Department used disputed testimony in a seven day trial to convict an Ojibway and two Tuscaroras of receiving stolen documents. Star witness Larry Blacksmith claimed ties to Jack Anderson and Ben Franklin, which the authors dispute, noting no NYT connection or payment. The trial ended with acquittals in 55 minutes.
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Washington
Justice Department
Paul Boucher
Wilmington
D.C
U.S
Thomas McNamara
Larry Blacksmith
Adams
Whitten
Boucher
McNamara
Jack Anderson
Ben Franklin
We’re to blame or victims in energy crisis debate
The piece questions whether consumers are the energy wastrels or scapegoats amid the crisis. It notes shifting transport policy, declining rail service, and the burden on households like Stephen and Wilma Roumell, who face limits on gas after decades of auto reliance.
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New York
William E. Simon
Madison Avenue
Detroit
Washington
Amtrak
United States
Los Angeles
Stephen
Wilma Roumell
New Buffalo
Mich
Contacting Your Legislators in the United States and Pennsylvania
A list of lawmakers includes UNITED STATES SENATE members Richard S Schweiker and Hugh Scott with Washington addresses, and SENATOR Milton Shapp in Harrisburg. United States Representatives Joseph P Vigor Forest Hopkins with Cannon House Office Building Washington address and Harrisburg post office details are provided for Pennsylvanian constituents.
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United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigor
Forest Hopkins
Cannon House
Harrisburg
Winter's long portrait of cold and life in blue cities
A lyrical panorama of winter scenes and sensations across urban and rural life. Vivid images of frost, snow, and wind frame daily routines, behavior, and objects from buses and trains to kitchens and barns, capturing seasonality with personified weather and fleeting moments.
Corry council duties split before Cherry take office
Corry will split police magistrate duties between Alderman M S Cobbett and George Gordon. Mayor-elect Earl T Cherry announced he will assume office January 4. The Corry Area High School cagers renew their season with a makeup game against Union City Bears postponed from December 18 by a blizzard. A daughter was born December 26 at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Jewell.
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Corry
Earl T. Cherry
M.S. Cobbett
George Gordon
Cherry
Corry Area
Union City Bears
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Philip Diehl
James Rowan
John Cunniff
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
R. Budd Dwyer
Jim Bishop
Imal. Carlee
Ess
Journal A Riding
Isner
Williar
John McLaug
Mrs
Robert Jewell
Mott Street
Civil Works Administration
Wayne
Concord
Kiwanis Club
Gilbert L. Boyd