Fineman urged to resign as Pennsylvania House Speaker
The federal indictment accuses Herbert Fineman of extorting bribes to aid children’s admission to medical and veterinary schools. The editorial argues his power hinders public service and calls for him to relinquish the speakership until the charges are resolved.
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Herbert Fineman
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Fineman
20 Questions for PA General Assembly 77 session outline
Twenty leading issues facing the Pennsylvania General Assembly include budget gaps of 300 to 500 million, higher subsidies to schools, potential state income tax, gas tax increases for highways, unemployment fund debts, landlord tenant rights, gambling and bingo questions, a possibly elected attorney general, flood control, juvenile housing, divorce law liberalization, public employee union rights, sunset laws, end of life care, school code recodification, ethics guidance, Sunday blue laws, pornography controls, hospital cost oversight, and plans for state hospital rate controls. It also lists key state and federal officials and contact lines in Harrisburg and Washington.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
State General Fund
Atlantic City
N.J
Pennsylvania
State Education Department
General Assembly
Shapp
Fuel economy in small cars and buying tips for 1977
Sylvia Porter notes subcompact fuel ranges from 150 to 44 mpg for combined city and highway driving. Driving habits, car weight, engine size, transmission, cylinders and fuel system affect overall consumption, with fuel costs rising in coming months.
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U.S
1977 Gas Mileage Guide informs buyers on fuel use
Federal agencies publish the 1977 Gas Mileage Guide showing city and highway miles per gallon, interior volume index, and average annual fuel cost for every new American car. Dealers must carry the guide and window labels start after Nov 1 1977. tips to save gas include smooth acceleration and proper tire pressure.
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Federal Energy Administration
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
California
U.S
Pueblo
Col
Second Honeymoon Aboard The Atlas Cruise
A writer recalls a second honeymoon at sea with Charles and Ginny Frechette aboard the T S S Atlas. The 20 year marriage with eight children unfolds in a Florida Caribbean voyage from Kingston to Grenada. Shared scenes include dining, dancing, and dolphins, while kids back home are cared for by relatives as the couple grows closer.
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Charles Frechette
Ginny
Robin
Pamela
Jim
Kevin
Kelly
American Express
Frechette
Cruise
Dick Carpentier
Kingston
Jamaica
Aruba
Ess Mae
Dave Frechette
Grenada
Lily Tulip
Atlas
Virgin Islands
Florida
Charley
Miami
Port Everglades
Gas crisis misfire haunts FEA as winter shortages fade
Federal Energy Administration warned of a 1975 76 gas shortage prompting a 1050000 spend on pamphlets radio and TV spots to urge conservation. The campaign was shelved amid congressional backlash and later admitted waste while shortages failed to materialize. Separate notes profile Lucien Conein a former CIA operative with bold boasts and a DEA controversy.
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Congress
FEA
Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Administration
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D.C
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Russell Senate
Washington, D.C
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Sylvia Porter
Environmental Protection
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Mich
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Atv
John Dingell
Dmich
John Moss
D-Calif
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D-Mass
By Jack Anderson
Lucien Conein
Conein
Drug Enforcement Administration
Central Intelligence Agency
Conenin
Edward Levi
Peter Bensinger
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