In Our Opinion Pennsylvania's Croplands Begin To Disappear
In Our Opinion the piece argues Pennsylvania risks losing prime agricultural land as 115 acres daily shift to nonagricultural uses. It reviews the Governor’s Committee plan for agricultural land conservation, large use zones, tax changes, and a statewide urbanization policy. The author urges urban rural compromise to protect farmers and city dwellers alike.
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Sesame Street Then and Now Shapes Children's TV Reform
Ailed by the rise of Sesame Street ABC taps Chuck Jones as first executive director for children's programming to craft humane animated content. Jones aims to set firm rules, develop character driven shows, and align productions across Saturday morning, prime time and specials while leveraging Expo 67 signals. He cites desire for meaningful, authorized action and avoid gratuitous violence, with plans for partnerships among networks and new programs like a character driven Shop and future Road Runner style projects.
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Nixon Firm Profits From Subway Accord And Auto Clash
The piece notes Mudge Rose law firm benefiting from a 1.15 billion subway authorization signed by the President after years of gridlock. It details Ford and Chrysler restricting California pollution devices to the state, with officials admitting misstatements while remaining hopeful buyers can obtain the equipment later. It also reports Army budget shifts, canceling and restoring an off campus education course, and a musical program funded at 40,000 with an 18,000 band junket to Moorhead.
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From Hawks to Doves and a Shift in War Ethics
The piece critiques U S military policy through the MacArthur era to modern times, arguing a shift from win‑at‑all‑costs strategy to stalemate and civilian control. It laments double standards in wartime conduct and calls for honest reckoning on violence and national purpose. A New York AP wire report notes business spending rising despite recession talk, citing Lionel D Edie & Co survey results predicting a 10 percent gain to 23 billion dollars for 1969 75.3 billion the prior year.
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Recession Debate: Surge in Capital Spending Stumps Economists
The Corry Evening Journal reports economists noting stronger than expected planned capital spending through February led by manufacturers. Despite falling profits and high financing costs, firms push modernization amid population growth and rising demand, with Chase Manhattan Bank saying executives do not believe economists.
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Leon Kilbert
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