Turnaround for PUC Advocates Consumer Voice Rise
Denenberg who reformed the state insurance department joins the PUC with Peter W. Brown as counsel. Brown pushes for a consumer advocate's bureau to represent the public and handle complaints. The move aims to counter utilities skilled at rate cases and low public access to meetings, seeking a citizen ear within the agency.
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Milton Shapp
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Consumer Advocate’s Bureau
Foreman Targeted by Dallas Grand Jury in Hunt Wiretap Case
Famed criminal lawyer Percy Foreman becomes the subject of a federal grand jury probe in Dallas over alleged $100,000 paid to obstruct justice in the Texas Watergate case. Notes show Foreman was to direct strategy and shield wiretappers tied to Bunker and Herbert Hunt, with further payments and hush money discussed to keep witnesses silent.
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Herbert Hunt
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Ed Hudson
Hunt
Jon Kelly
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Patrick McCann
Justice Department
Uplifting TV Flight Special Highlights and Nuclear Threats
A Smithsonian hour on CBS spotlights four Washington high schoolers restoring planes and exploring aviation history while NBC Sunday covers the nuclear threat from possible theft of a warhead to risks from power facility failures. The piece flags three issues with the second topic predicting a chilling likelihood of a nuclear blackmail risk. It also lists U.S. political offices and offices in Pennsylvania.
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The Miracle Round: Joe Ezar Wins After 18 Miracles
Jim Bishop recalls the 1936 Sestriare duel between Joe Ezar and Henry Cotton. Ezar, famed for heavy drinking and eccentric bets, ties the course record with an 18th hole miracle to force a win amid a stadium‑loud celebration. Later life finds him fading from golf into work at a driving range or construction.
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Appenine Mountains
Italy
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Henry Cotton
Ezar
Paris
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Joe
Corry Evening Sentinel Local newspaper details
The Corry Evening Sentinel of West South Street Corry Pennsylvania lists staff including Weroge R. Samale publisher William Eaton managing editor and John AicLaughlin pressroom foreman. It notes exclusive rights to local views and all AP dispatches, with mail subscription rates and single copy price, and advertising deadlines.
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Law answers on trespass and divorce property rights
An amateur league can face damages for trespass when players intrude on private land to recover balls. Injunctions can halt trespass. leagues may be liable if officers consent. For divorce, property titled in one name remains that person's sole owner. joint assets may become tenants in common post divorce unless settled otherwise.
Fragmented text outlines political task force removal plan
Fragmented OCR text references a congressional president and a removal task force. It mentions push to act quickly, timetable, economic concerns, and party dynamics. The readable portions imply a political strategy discussion without clear names, dates, or places. The record presents an incomplete summary of a debate on executive action.
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