FBI Help Seen Used in Fannin Case Inquiry
Pat Gray uses FBI agents to trace who leaked word of Sen. Paul Fannin drunk driving arrest in Phoenix. Report notes long distance toll sheets reveal calls. officials deny, while critics claim politicization of the FBI.
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Washington
FBI
Pat Gray
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Phoenix
Fannin
Law and Order
Joseph Munoz
Updike
Paul Mohr
William Billings
Governor Shapp Pushes Early Private Liquor Store Turnover
In urging changes, Governor Shapp seeks private operation of state liquor stores and possible early 1973 action. The move hinges on legislative support amid active lobbying by state employee unions and liquor firms. The editorial argues private operation could lower costs and improve consumer convenience, proposing concurrent beer sale reforms.
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Shapp
Commonwealth
Sunbury Daily Item
Jumping to conclusions and a loud laugh at life
A wry collection of aphorisms on relationships education math time and work life. The writer riffs on divorce forgiveness arithmetic old hats attention to fashion and social roles with humor and irony. The piece ends with a bus overheard quip about a rich uncle and illness.
Corry resident seeks city council nomination in 1953 ruling
Ward Nichols of Wayne street filed a petition at the county commissioners office on February 26 1953 to seek the Democratic nomination for City Council. A Spar tansburg man and a former Corry resident back a new oil well venture at Hatchtown four miles southeast of Spartansburg led by Harold Hammond and Edward G Webber. Elchynski's Aces beat Keystones 47 42 in overtime as Chuck Elchynski scored 23 for the visitors. No paper published February 26 1933.
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Ward Nichols
Wayne Street
Nichols
County Commissioners Office
Corry
Spartansburg
Hatchtown
Elchynski
Aces
Keystones
Chuck Elchynski
Vistors
Pioneering Doctor Abrahamson and the Hyperinsulinism Quest
A reminiscence on Dr. E M Abrahamson, a New York physician and early advocate of hyperinsulinism, his clash with the AMA, and his personal trials. The piece recalls his theory that excess insulin lowers blood sugar, his experiments, a book coauthored with A W Pezet, a troubled marriage, and his eventual suicide. The narrator honors a complex figure who bridged science and sentiment but faced professional hostility.
Imponderables and Dog Walkers in Odd Moments
A humorous column musing on oddities from wiretapping scandals to dog waste devices and stray cats. The writer riffs on public quirks, youth music tastes, snow walkways created by a snowmobile, Easter family plans, and a photo update prompted by an elderly lady complimenting his hair.
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Republican Party
Danny McEldowney
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