In Our Opinion On poverty and work not money cure it
This opinion piece argues poverty cannot be cured by federal funds alone and urges production and self-help. It notes jobs exist despite ads and suggests creating odd jobs, learning through work, and filling local needs. The column rebukes Nixon era minority business hype and questions promised funds.
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United States
Commerce Department
Promises Confound Minorities in Federal Grant Figures
A yearlong $301 million minority enterprise push shows uneven results across agencies. SBA direct loans reach $88.1 million while guarantees total $81.7 million against a $144.4 million goal. OEO had $56 million reported but about $37 million spent, with officials noting many funds may be indirect. HUD could not verify $4.3 million, and officials drift through a bureaucratic maze to trace figures. Frustrations loom as agencies claim goals, not clear allocations, and communications falter across departments.
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Small Business Administration
SBA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tom Dowling
Gramp Youre Not Done Yet Grandparent Worries Enduring
A veteran grandfather reflects on growing family layers from children to grandchildren and beyond. He notes ongoing anxieties about offspring futures, grandchildren wellbeing, and the longevity race, concluding life’s hard years stretch across generations and the first century is hardest.
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Willy Nilly
Are Writers Drunks A Bold Claim Against Authors
A critic argues that writers and editors are not doomed by drinking. He notes many famous authors who drank little or none and contends excessive alcohol harms writing quality, urging Dr. Goodwin to stay out of the field and meet for a coke.
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Donald W. Goodwin
St. Louis
Washington School of Medicine
Good Doctor
Dr. Goodwin
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Henry James
Oscar Wilde
Liam O'Flaherty
Gerald Frank
Robert Frost
Nancy Mitford
William Bolitho
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Carl Sandburg
James Joyce
William Shirer
Margaret Leech
Will Durant
Rebecca West
LeComte de Nuay
Hollywood producers weigh future film on shrinking studio space
Independent producers fear dwindling studio space as Gulf & Western sells part of Paramount lot to an Italian firm. Quinn Martin Aaron Spelling and others consider relocating or buying new lots as TV increasingly shoots on location, lowering demand for back lots and sound stages.
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Hollywood
Poe Bebra Beach
Gulf & Western Industries
Paramount
Bronson
Quinn Martin
Warner Brothers
FBI
Goldwyn Studios
Dan August
Aaron Spelling
David Dortort
High Chaparral
It Happened In Corry Twenty Five Century Price Shifts
Corry auto owners face higher tire costs with three recent boosts lifting average tire prices by about five percent since two and a half months ago. Local dealers confirm the rise as phone service costs loom after a Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission filing seeks a rate increase of 1,626 dollars and 222,029 dollars in requests. The text notes a Girl Scout event starting Monday July 17 at Lead Pa with sessions on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday for two weeks.
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Corry
Rodman D. Benson
Erie
Pennsylvania Corp
Jaly
Lead Pa
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