State Senator Sesler rails at legislature over duties and costs
In Our Opinion Now, Erie Democrat William G Sesler criticizes fellow lawmakers for petty evasions of responsibility and high costs, arguing a million dollars per month to run the legislature shortchanges taxpayers. He warns action matters more than knowledge as organized crime and political inertia threaten Pennsylvanians. Grass Roots Opinion from OKMULGEE, plus South Carolina rural food van initiative hints at mobile grocers aiding needy residents.
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Stock Palpitation and the Market's Roller Coaster
Paul Harvey warns readers to stay calm in volatile markets and notes first grade stocks yielding 4 to 6 percent as institutional investors return. He cites Bernard Baruch and J Paul Getty on market timing, discusses inflation, Nixon era policy, and the need for growth stocks as a hedge against devalued dollars. The column ends with a dated calendar segment and a series of historical notes.
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Cross A Bridge
Successful business leaders are leaving high paying jobs to serve communities as a trend grows. Louis Rader of General Electric heads UVA electrical engineering this fall and says business is challenging but service matters. Organizations like SCORA TTA IESC and IESC place retired executives in advisory or international roles. Frank Pace Jr. notes volunteers work as hard as in business and the need exists.
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Barbara Felden in Get Smart vivid Hollywood profile
Hollywood interview with Barbara Felden as Agent 99 reveals her home life in the hills, on set antics, and CBS pickup for next season after NBC dropped Get Smart. She discusses twins rumors, career choices, and balancing work with leisure while maintaining a buoyant outlook.
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Pollution Versus Moon Shot and Potomac Crisis
A Washington era opinion contrasts NASA's moon program with water woes in the Potomac River region. It argues vast moon funding contrasts with neglected water planning, cites aging infrastructure, pollution, and a call for a national water czar to avert shortages while noting political critique of Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker's Look magazine piece on President Nixon.
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Patty Duke now 23 and thriving in mature roles
New York AP profile details Patty Duke at 23, celebrating 15 years in show business. She is 5 feet tall, 98 pounds, seeks adult parts, plans to move to Manhattan, and reflects on her Oscar win, career, family, and views on childhood acting.
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