Pennsylvania moves toward independent elected attorney general
State lawmakers push to put a referendum on amending the constitution to elect the attorney general. If approved soon, the question may appear on the November ballot. The change would place the watchdog role under an elected official separate from the governor.
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Stand Against Homosexuality Reflects Faith Rhetoric
A letter to the editor defends Christian opposition to homosexuality citing biblical sin and moral law, contrasts tolerance with immorality, and urges adherence to absolute truth amid modern relativism. It references Corinthians and a local dispute over a Pennsylvania RCC proposal, arguing against PCI's Corry-area plans and detailing PUC proceedings and public notices.
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Antts Bryant
Martin
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Corinth
Corry Evening Journal
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ABC Low-Cost Charter Flights Cut Travel Costs
A CAB ruling spawns ABC bargain charters promising fixed prices with flexible hotel options. Travelers can save 50 percent or more versus normal fares, with options for extended vacations up to 11 months and advance booking rules easing to 15 days in autumn 1978.
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Frankfurt
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Miami
Castro's global reach and U S spy networks at issue
A summary of public and clandestine acts tied to U S Africa policy and Cuban influence. The piece discusses allegations about Ambassador Young and U S funding for Africa, plus accusations of Castro’s worldwide intelligence network, Cuban spies in the United States, and the potential dangers of diplomatic exchanges with Havana.
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Castro links to Soviet Union shape world influence
The article outlines alleged Cuban and Castro ties to the Soviet Union and KGB operations in Africa and Latin America. It cites Cuban military advisers in Ethiopia and Katanga, camps in Angola Mozambique and Tanzania, and missions across multiple African and Africanist states. It notes Castro’s perceived role and motives, while contrasting views of his independence from Soviet control.
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Zaire
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Angola
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Tanzania
Congo
Biaville
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Tan+zania
David
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Fragmentary readable phrases suggest a local maritime or arrival scene with names and places scattered. The text references a boat, London, and a neighbor, but most details are garbled, leaving an unclear event or action.
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