Comedy of Errors Hinders State Budget Relief Payments
Opinion critiques Harrisburg stalemate as partisan blocking delays relief checks for thousands of state workers and dependents. It argues funds could have been released July 1 if the governor and Senate Democrats had not blocked temporary funding, condemning political games over welfare needs.
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Shakespeare
Senate
Kleindienst questioned in Watergate cover up hints
Secret questioning by Archibald Cox aides found that Attorney General Richard Kleindienst did not tell his subordinates about a June 17 1972 meeting with G Gordon Liddy and campaign official Powell Moore. Moore later testified his knowledge helped reveal key Watergate details.
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Richard Kleindienst
G. Gordon Liddy
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Archibald Cox
James Neal
James Vorenberg
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Liddy
Robert Marcian
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John Mitchell
Fred Larue
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Ants in the Beard Spark Circus Alcohol Arrest Scene
Police described an arrest at the circus grounds for drunkenness after a man collapsed and lay thrashing, with ants crawling into his long beard. Art Cap Burch of Findley Lake was found on the ground amid the commotion as officers responded to a hurry up call.
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Cap Burch
Findley Lake
Burch
Cliches and political clichés in media and advertising
A reflective piece catalogs overused phrases across politics and culture including hard core pornography fear, new detergents, and ubiquitous sloganing. It notes how reporters and advertisers rely on sensational terms like chilling shock horrifying while highlighting voices and tricks used in public discourse.
Voice actor Allen Swift reflects on career and famous roles
Son of a lawyer Allen Swift rose from Borscht Belt nights to Howdy Doody replacement duties. He later voiced all 50 characters on the puppet show, wrote scripts, and did dubbing for Niven and various sports stars. Swift jokes that his tool is his tongue and adaptable vocal cords, stressing the voice's limitless potential.
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Catskill Mountain
Eddie Cantor
Bob Hope
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