Solon Senators drunk driving case dismissed amid bias claims
U S Senator Paul Fannin faced a drunken driving charge in Phoenix that was dismissed after a confidential prosecutor memo alleged mishandling. An officer and a part time judge cited delays and lack of evidence, while defense memos, affidavits, and questions about file handling shaped a controversial outcome in December 1972.
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Washington
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Phoenix
Senator Fannin
Updike
Tom Foster
Joseph Munoz
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Disabled generals and costly disability retirements
The piece argues that disability retirement for military officers inflates costs, citing a $4.7 billion annual payout and a projected $341 billion yearly burden by the century's end. It highlights high disability retirement rates among generals, calls for rooting out abuses, mentions Lt. Gen. Leo E. Benade and Sen. Byrd, and notes the alleged flight pay claims and investigations involving Senator Fannin.
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
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Gen. Benade
Air Force
Peace through trade and the path to lasting world peace
The article notes a shift toward peace via negotiation and global trade under President Nixon. A Finance magazine study of 349 young international relations scholars found strong support for economic development and trade as key peace incentives, with 45 percent expecting U S China trade by 1976 to significantly aid world peace.
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China
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Japan
Soviet Union
Finance
Bmmong
Methocolgy
United Nations
Retirement Is A Bad Word In The Life Cycle
A reflective piece on retirement across generations portraying fear and upheaval. It contrasts police service endings at age 50 with later corporate work, then explores marital shifts, loneliness, and the quirks of aging. The author recalls family history, social critiques, and humorous misdirections about fading work life.
Flu Outbreak Strikes Corry Area Schools Hard
In Corry the flu bug has hit the school system hard with absentee totals rising from 99 on Tuesday to 127 Wednesday and 148 today. The dry spell left streets dirty and windy, sending dirt and litter into businesses, while temperature swings brought unusually warm January weather.
Contact list and a humorous portrait of retirement life
United States Senate and Pennsylvania officials are listed, followed by a long satirical sketch about aging, driving, marriage, money, and retirement. The piece ends with a garbled newspaper masthead and pricing note from The Corry Evening Journal.
Embroiled Rome Bank Pact Secures Government Aid
Fragmentary OCR cites Rome Georgia bank role in a government aid program valued at several million dollars. Details are unclear but imply long imprisonment or penalties linked to the arrangement. The text hints at years in prison, suggesting legal action or charges connected to the deal.
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Dwye Ford Secor and Pennsylvania Senate Links
The text notes Dwye Ford Secor as a potential governor candidate linked to the Republican party in Pennsylvania. It mentions Dwyer’s roles in banking education game and fish mineral industries and hints at service in the Senate and a joint legislative committee.
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