Losing candidates gain offices in Erie County swap
In our opinion losing county figures like Louis Rzymek and Armand Chimenti receive favorable postings after elections. Rzymek may become liaison between Mental Health and the county hospital at about $14,000, while Chimenti could rise from county detective to officer manager of the district attorney’s office with pay increases from $11,500 to $15,000. The plan awaits a vote at today’s meeting.
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Erie County
Louis Rzymek
Armand Chimenti
Rzymek
Chimenti
Board of Commissioners
Stalin’s dissident daughter seeks U S citizenship delays
Svetlana Peters, daughter of the late Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967 and burned her passport a year later. She waits in Princeton for citizenship, subject to a 10 year loyalty rule for Communist party members, though she declines special favors and plans to process like any other alien.
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Washington
Svetlana
Stalin Peters
Joseph Stalin
United States
Soviet Union
Yel
Communist Party
Mrs. Peters
U.S
Stalin
Princeton
N.J
Crime not a money problem in early reports and insights
The piece cites a razor apple incident from Halloween and argues punishment certainty lowers crime, noting Mississippi's low crime in poorer years. It then shifts to market commentary on interest rates and the Dow, describing the prime rate easing, cheaper loans, and a brighter near term for corporate profits.
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New York
Stocks draw funds from bonds in a shifting market
A columnist argues that stocks attract money as fixed income falters, noting billions flow from credit markets to equities. The piece discusses institutionalized markets, rapid shifts when rates drop, and the uncertain path ahead amid inflation, Fed policy, and a cautious business climate.
Critique of Pennsylvania automobile inspection system
The piece criticizes the state auto inspection program as ineffective and costly, citing Carnegie Mellon University's study showing stations miss most safety defects and perform no mandatory road test. It contrasts Pennsylvania with New Jersey and notes political resistance, oil companies, and dealers benefiting while motorists lose. It calls for reforms under legislative action.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Carnegie- Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mitton J. Shapp
General Assembly
Brandywine Students Thank Corry Hosts for Cultural Study
In a heartfelt letter, sociology and cultural anthropology students from Brandywine High School thank Corry hosts and local sponsors including Carry Area School District for four days of cultural exchange. The note praises hospitality from families and teachers, expresses gratitude to two named individuals, and wishes peace and prosperity for 1976.
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Corry
Brandywine
Raymond
Roger
Russ Brant
Charles Krepps
David Simmons
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