Get rid of Shapp governorship in wake of FEC fraud claim
In our view Governor Milton Shapp should resign or be impeached following the Federal Election Commission disclosure that his campaign or staff sought to defraud the federal government of 300000 dollars. We label Shapp's administration the most corrupt in Pennsylvania history and compare him to Richard Nixon, calling for an end to his tenure.
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The Milliners Pension Rescue Figures in New York
Retired milliners Sara Burstok and Reggie Del Balzo, aged in the 60s and 70s, faced suspended pension checks as fashion shifts and cheap imports slashed jobs. In a month, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp took over three failing funds, rescuing about 2,400 retirees and ensuring overdue benefits were paid.
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Sara Burstok
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del Halen
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PBGC Expands Backing to Multi-Employer Pensions
The PBGC will guarantee benefits for workers in six multi-employer plans, a major shift as the agency becomes trustee for millinery funds and faces potential liability from unfunded obligations. The move affects about six million workers across industrywide plans, with premiums likely to rise and more plans at risk as industry declines, including milliners, mill drivers, and small brewers.
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Warnings, regulations, and public trust in health safety
Historian Paul Harvey notes Americans grow skeptical of government warnings as agencies created to protect health push sweeping measures. He cites the Calorie Control Council survey showing 69 percent fed up with health scares, and warns that overkill may desensitize the public to genuine risks.
Corry letters reveal mixed views on Miami gay rights issue
A Corey Evening Journal reader recounts exposure to Miami's gay rights controversy and Anita Bryant. He expresses personal discomfort with LGBTQ inclusion, questions religious opposition, and ultimately supports heterosexual rights while showing little sympathy for gays.
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Miss Bryant
Nixon pardon saga devoured by TV interview and claims
Controversy swirls over Nixon pardon as he speaks with David Frost, with Becker Miller and Ziegler disputes over the legality of the act. Becker’s San Clemente diary notes counter Nixon’s dramatic last minute soul searching and deny full signature of a pardon. Ford’s motives cited include Nixon’s health threat.
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