Ford and Reagan clash on philosophy and Social Security
President Ford says he and challenger Ronald Reagan differ on federal spending and Social Security with Ford portraying a pragmatic approach while Reagan’s position is debated. Ford asserts possible political advantage in primaries and refuses to guarantee victory. Nofziger counters, defending Reagan's stance on mandatory Social Security and rejecting stock market investments.
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Lyn Nofziger
California
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Judge Won't Drop Embezzlement Charges Against Herbel
Erie County judge refused to dismiss embezzlement charges against Vaughn Herbel, ruling private corporation officers fall under a six year statute. False statements and larceny by employee counts were also dropped due to time bars. nine complaints with five charges each remain, with trial set for May.
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Edinboro State College
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Anthony
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College
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Scarpitti
Income Up But It Won't Buy Much
Pennsylvanians may see about a 10 percent rise in personal income in 1976, says Ned Shilling of Penn State. But higher prices will erase most purchasing power gains while a modest 2-3 percent job increase could cut unemployment by about 100,000 as Pennsylvania counties begin to recover.
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Ned Shilling
Pennsylvania
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Center For Research
Tobacco gains on Brazil in world market surge
Washington AP reports Brazil, a rising tobacco exporter, gained share in world markets. The 1975 crop reached 221,608 metric tons, up 43 percent from 1967. Brazil's Virginia Nicut leaf curing jumped 78 percent to 107,034 tons, per the Foreign Agriculture Service. Brazil, once out of the top five in 1965 to 1989, now ranks third after the United States and Turkey.
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Bear Lake Community Notes and Local Achievements
Peggy Osborne Albert Moon, son of Mr and Mrs Johnston Moon, made the dean's list at California State College in California Pa. On February 20 Warren County visiting nurse offers a free blood pressure clinic at Kofod's General Store from 11 am to noon. Bear Lake home extension group met at Mrs Sherwood Potter's Niobe home. tatting lesson led by Mrs Hattie Algier. A short meeting by Mrs Floyd Potter, chair, discussed plans to attend the Cleveland Blower Show on March 10. Next meeting at Mrs Walter Newhouse's home February 25 at 10 am. project on plant danger. Mrs Clarence Sechrest patient at Corry Memorial Hospital after a February 9 heart attack. ARRIVED IN 1926 LITTLE ROCK Ark AP Arkansas did not have an elected lieutenant governor until 1926. Harvey Parnell was the first elected lieutenant governor.
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