Inauguration prompts questions on Corry city plans
A newly inaugurated Corry mayor Mary Ann Kibler outlined general aims and urged transparency and responsiveness to residents. Readers requested a 1974 briefing on housing for seniors, streets, sewers, annexation, youth facilities, and other city issues. Meanwhile a national shift sees manufacturers relocate to Washington for influence, with groups like the American Gas Association and API signaling rising federal partnership in policy and regulation.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Corry
Kibler
South Center Street Hill
Migrations to DC and the pricing ethic in inflation era
The onset of chronic inflation in the late 1960s led to government intervention, with Nixon asserting controls likely not fully withdrawn. A new pricing ethic may push firms to raise prices as high as allowed, while shortages heighten inflation and Washington's role. Government as referee seeks resource allocation amid industry inadequacies, notably in securities.
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Nixon
Washington
Naan
Aramco pressuring Saudis on prices to raise profits
Secret Aramco papers show the four U S oil partners Exxon Mobil Standard of California and Texaco urged Saudi Arabia to hike prices to lift their rate of return. The documents reveal that higher crude prices boosted Aramco profits while costs for rivals and taxes favored the U S consortium. Officials say the aim was to avoid political backlash in the West as the Saudis potentially take control of wellhead profits.
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Washington
Aramco
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Exxon
Mobil
Standard of
California
Texaco
Corry
Aim
Eed
After Moonwalkers Struggle With Space Fame And Fate
The article recalls how most moonwalkers left the astronaut corps or faced deep personal troubles after Apollo. Buzz Aldrin sank into mood depression. Richard Kilbourne, once a record-holding hang glider, died by suicide. NASA psychologists push a science mindset to avert more collapse.
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Aldrin
How To Contact Your Legislators
United States Senate and Pennsylvania officials listed for constituent contact. Names include Richard Schweiker Hugh Scott Milton Shapp Joseph P. VigOrita Budd Dwyer Forest Hopkins with addresses in Washington DC and Harrisburg PA for official inquiries.
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United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R.pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
United States
Isemary
Joseph P. Vigorita
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
Rights and costs in criminal cases and name changes
Q and A discuss who pays court costs when a private citizen brings a criminal charge and the DA staff do not bill for their trial work. It notes Supreme Court rules protect a defendant found not guilty from costs, and outlines the process to legally change an illegitimate minor’s name in Pennsylvania, including petition, notices, objections, guardianship, and birth certificate amendment.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
T Raf
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