PIAA faces overhaul as state board could take control
In a contentious debate the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association opposes a plan to grant the state Board of Education final say over school athletics, warning politics could influence decisions and urging that athletics remain under school supervision rather than a bureaucratic body. The piece also critiques Postmaster General Ted Klassen, detailing alleged abuses and his influence over the Postal Service with Capitol Hill lawmakers and a friendly board.
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Post Office influence tied to campaign help and insiders
In Lynwood California Rep Charles Wilson and Republican Klassen joined at a luncheon for postal workers, with invitations paid from Postal Service funds. The piece accuses powerful post office allies of steering board appointments while Dulski blocks investigations. It notes Percy urging FDA FTC action against risky hearing aids amid a $150 million industry.
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Charles Wilson
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Klassen
Postal Service
Post Office
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Senate
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Ed Derwinski
Bill
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California
Dulski
Hardef
Charles Percy
RAI
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Watergate books spark heated editorials and lifelong questions
History writer Jim Bishop warns America is swamped by Watergate analysis and a flood of memoirs. He notes Bernstein and Woodward may profit most, while Nixon faces legal and tax pressures. he critiques press culture and predicts future dispassionate history of the Oval Office scandal.
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Watergate
Robert Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Simon & Schuster
Washington Post
Bernstein
Woodward
Nixon
Oval Office
Remembering Years Of Womanhood And Family Life
A reflective tribute recalling the joys and heartaches of motherhood and family growth. It evokes memories of juggling multiple jobs, teaching children to walk, Christmas gifts from a child, and the shift from busyness to quiet home life. It contrasts freedoms with the lively, sometimes chaotic, years of raising kids and the ultimate wish for lasting love and connection.
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Utah targets rising white collar crime in multiagency crackdown
Salt Lake City authorities describe a broad federal state effort labeled Project Shell aiming to halt white collar crime in Utah. Indictments involve 14 individuals and three companies with potential prosecutions exceeding 60 federal tax violations.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Internal Revenue Service
Department of Justice
U.S
C. Evan Wride
IRS
Project Shell
Whde
Charles D. Brennan
FBI
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