It's a legislative stinker on guns in Pennsylvania
In Our Opinion the proposed hand gun law in Pennsylvania is a legislative stinker. The piece argues confiscating hand guns from lawful owners could lead to broader state overreach and questions what else might be taken next. It critiques the bill's logic, notes limited support, and warns of slippery precedent.
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Grass roots opinion on U.S. transport and Kennedy money issues
An opinion piece questions the U S rail and Merchant Marine strength for national defense and cites airlift limits. It also reports Democratic funder tensions over Ted Kennedy donations, noting Governor Hearnes and DNC Treasurer Strauss discussing Kennedy contributions and party debt handling amid internal mutterings.
Kennedy money talks and Johnson memoirs face slower market
After a major Democratic fund raiser in Washington the Kennedys face questions about financial support for non Kennedy candidates while Steve Smith and Sargent Shriver defend cash and glamor contributions. Lyndon Johnson’s memoir rights face weak offers as demand slows and press coverage notes Lady Bird’s earlier success. Israel presses for U S jets amid Dayan conversations and new Egyptian jet deliveries.
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Hawaii Crime Report From Paradise US City Desk
The writer recalls a World Book Encyclopedia assignment on crime and travels to Hawaii to study local crime dynamics. Interviews with Wes Young, Chinn Ho, and Honolulu police reveal a cautious, pragmatic force and police-public relations efforts in a state facing racial tension and a surge in illicit activity.
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Lester Keiser
Ted Shreshensky
Young
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Chinn Ho
Hawaii
Market trouble shadows mutual fund control disputes
A U.S. appellate court decision raises questions about fund manager profits when a management company is sold, potentially diverting gains to fund shareholders. The ruling sparked settlements and fresh scrutiny of fund structures, fees, and industry practices amid broader penology and crime references interwoven in the text.
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Dreyfus Corp
William Rogers
Corry Chamber plans Potato Festival guest speaker
Corry Chamber of Commerce members met at Hotel Corry to discuss the upcoming Potato Festival. Lloyd D. Ortner, chain store consultant, will be guest speaker. Slim Sryant and his Georgia Wildcats will perform on opening day.
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