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Merrit A Ward discusses media ethics and independence in journalism. He cites NLRB rulings on publisher codes and questions of conflicts of interest, sources, and access, urging strong professional standards while preserving editorial freedom.
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Freedom To Ide
Atinicall
Merrit A. Ward
Penn State
Morris Ward
Environment Reporter
Washington
National Association of Environmental Profession
National Labor Relations Board
Capitol Times
Madison
Wisconsin
NLRB
Washington Post
Pottstown Mercury
New York Times
Harrisburg Patriot
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Environment
The
Sierra Club
Nations Resources
EPA
Russell Train
Job planning and government turnover discussed at Penn State
The article outlines how students begin career planning in high school, choose majors, and use college placement services to secure work. It notes government turnover under Gov. Shapp, with several cabinet changes and limited long-term tenure, then outlines interview prep, resume building, and the competitive job market for graduates.
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University Park
H. Richard Hess
Pennsylvania State University
Hess
Shapp
Maurice Goddard
Charles Mcintosh
Paul Smith
D. Delores Tucker
William Wilcox
Sam H. Begler
Mc. Hess
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commissioners
Ion Board Pa
Harrisburg
PBC
Bobby Seale
Huey Newton
Black Panthers
Bicentennial Lingering Doubts Prompted Church Program
Neighbors report shock at a Bicentennial event held in a focal church where a promised patriotic lecture devolved into a fierce critique of private enterprise and what speakers called corporate capitalism. The speaker, an old organizer for the Communist Party, promoted a radical plan linked to the so called Peoples Bicentennial Commission, prompting concerns over propaganda and political influence during a national celebration.
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Communist Party
United States
Shapp's 1976 legislative program questioned in debate
The article argues Gov. Milton J. Shapp has no clear legislative program. It cites inconsistent rhetoric about two supposed priorities, a constitutional amendment for a state income tax and health care rate controls, neither likely to pass this year. It notes limited direct leadership beyond motor vehicle fees and a housing finance agency bailout, with some praise for motor code overhaul.
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General Assembly
Shapp
Senate
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
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