Right to work heats up as movement backs bill in D C
The piece notes Congressman Sam Steiger Arizona with 20 cosponsors pushing a national right to work law. It claims lawmakers favor vested interests, cites NLRA rights, and urges public pressure. It also covers Pennsylvania probe plans into law enforcement, a school bus sales tax repeal bill, and a budget ceiling proposal advancing 102 to 77 before Senate review.
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Sam Steiger
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Battle lines drawn over rent reform and state wide enforcement
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins introduces Resolution 16 to probe withholding rent on unfit dwellings and its potential statewide enforcement while a separate measure would require lights on in fog or rain. The piece notes praise for Karsh Golden Deeds Award winners, travel by plane with Senator Lester, confirmation tension for his PUC post, and contrasts in policy aims of leaders Butera and Fineman on broad Pennsylvania issues.
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Rocco P_ Urella
Shane Creamer
Estes Kefauver
Joe McCarthy
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Philadelphia
Carl A. Karsh
North East
Exchange Club
Bill Lester
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Senate
Nixon aides tell of hostile press stance at White House
Washington insiders describe an "evil attitude" toward reporters led by Haldeman with orders to silence critical coverage. They trace Nixon's shift from cautious respect to furious antagonism sparked by Watergate tales, ITT ties, and anti government disclosures. Les Whitten's arrest underscores the press clash.
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Haldeman Clique
The Seed program lights up a Florida hangar tale
In a Florida blimp hangar a crowd of 700 teenagers sits under artful lights as Gene Kroll and Tom Stewart confront the drug crisis. Art Barker’s The Seed program uses long talks and a foster-home routine to persuade youths to abandon pot and acid, while parents face a haunting night of sobering truths about their role. The emotional scene includes a shy eleven year old girl, tears, and a chorus of Silent Night, with Dr. Lester Keiser noting a higher cure rate than other methods. The piece ends with Kroll’s resolve to learn and perhaps volunteer, reflecting on the parent child rift in the drug era.
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Oka-Locka
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Tom Stewart
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Oscoda
Michigan
Lester Keiser
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Corry plans school funding and millage change
Corry area looks to finance about 60 percent of the new junior senior high school with state funds and a 40 percent local share through a district tax millage increase likely five mills. The city schedules Mills Brothers Three Ring Circus performances in May under Kiwanis charity, and local rifle teams split results with Meadville. City moves to collect cigarette tax and prosecute noncompliant dealers while Mayor England says a new dog catcher will start next week after public dog complaints.
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Corry
Mills Brothers Three Ring
Kiwanis Club
Frank T. England
Unemployment rate debate as inflation risk prompts caution
New York report notes the jobless rate has fallen to 5 percent, the lowest since July 1970, with experts warning that a pace toward 4.5 percent could trigger inflation. Critics fear too-rapid decline may signal overheating, urging balanced growth to keep unemployment moving lower without reigniting price pressures.
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New York
SHI Mates Nixon On 10 Day Ushers In Andrews Kiss
Fragmentary text indicates a report about SHI mate to Nixon and a 10 day schedule with Amer The pre ferred wil Tuesday Andrews. Mention of Kissinge four days with Nor Hanoi and Vietnam reconstruction expected to span a decade. U.S. officials Delkin.
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Premier Leaders Speed Up Ties to Relations
Premier leaders accelerate talks to mend frayed ties with key partners as lawmakers weigh new economic and security measures amid regional tensions. Officials say progress remains delicate but steady, with scheduled discussions set for the coming weeks in Bangkok and Manila.
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The fragmentary text mentions a justice-related event with references to death and vestige. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible. The readable portion implies a legal or judicial context but lacks concrete details for a full summary.
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Jim Bishop
Gene Kroll
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