Fight over Teamsters power questions Fitzsimmons role
In Las Vegas the dissidents accuse Frank Fitzsimmons and the Teamsters leadership of corruption and unchallengeable authority. They warn that unchecked power could threaten democracy and the economy, urging investigation of unions alongside big oil and grain interests. The dissidents face ostracism for criticizing the top ranks.
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Frank Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Fitzsimmons
Las Vegas
Union
Union Heirarchy
U.S
Fitzsimmons Building
Hell
Cash in Nicaragua by Jack Anderson
Washington writes that U S aid to Nicaragua has enriched Anastasio Somoza and his circle while yields minimal benefits to citizens. Investigations by Congress question how Earthquake relief and long term loans were used, noting a Las Americas housing project and a potential highway grant that could boost Somoza property values. The Fraser hearings probe human rights questions, but Somoza blocks key witnesses and disputes observers.
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United States
Nicaragua
Anastasia Samoze
Congress
Fraser
Managua
U.S
James Theberge
Ashington
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Theberge
Camping boom ahead as 40 million families hit road trips
A record 40 million travelers plan July through September camping vacations in the United States and Canada. With gas shortages easing, the industry forecasts the biggest boom ever as 19 495 campgrounds host families seeking affordable stays. Tent and RV sales rise, campsites average around 3 a day in parks, and chains like Kampgrounds of America, Jellystone, and Ramada Camp Inns expand to meet demand.
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U.S
Canada
Assn
United Safari International
Holiday Inn Trav
Camping booms again at popular park campgrounds
National Parks official Tony Bevinetto warns campers to plan ahead for Bicentennial travel. He advises arriving early, choosing remote campgrounds when possible, and to use tent or trailer rentals at KOAs. The piece covers costs, gear lists, reservations, and pet policies for park camping.
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National Parks
Tony Bevinetto
Woodall
Rand McNally
Remembering a patriarch and a stubborn past
A narrator recalls family memories centered on Big John, a revered elder who ruled the scene like a stage star. The piece weaves tales of grandchildren, discipline, and a father’s grand but strict love, interlaced with notes on PennDOT records and reflections on parental expectations.
Volkswagen Plant Energy Shortage Spawns Local Debate
A reader argues that PennDOT woes and energy shortages threaten regional industry. He suggests Volkswagen’s New Stanton plant could bring 5,000 jobs if energy and skilled labor are available, warning of potential plant relocations elsewhere if wage levels and workers drain local manufacturing. He cites broader tax and labor concerns, urging careful consideration.
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New Stanton
Pennsylvania
Volkwagen
United Auto Workers
Detroit
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