PennDOT to hold district office hours for highway questions
District 1 highway chief Chauncey Saupp announced July 13 the office will start monthly in each county maintenance building. Joseph Alcorn will be in Erie on the first Tuesday, Warren on the second Tuesday, Crawford on the second Thursday. Residents seek fuel for roads and budgets but will demand visible results. Russia and China brace for war near a 5,000 mile border. Nixon warns intervention possible. Moscow notes Chinese growth near Lop Nor. a solid fueled rocket raises Moscow alarm. Army style buildup on the border grows to about a million troops.
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Chauncey P. Saupp
State Highway Department
Joseph Alcorn
Franklin Penndot
Erie County
Warren County
Crawford County
McGovern faces war fears as rivals build near border
Russians and Chinese marshal forces along the Mongolian border while Washington analysts worry. Chinese leaders warned Kissinger in Peking that Moscow has extended war preparations, prompting China to move crack troops to the border. In U.S. politics McGovern eyes three campaign themes, echoing Eisenhower on defense, tax reform, and simplifying statutes.
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Henry Kissinger
Peking
Law on Destruction of Squirrels and Political Remarks
State game laws govern squirrel destruction with a short annual season and open hunting areas. Landowners typically trap on their property and relocate, otherwise contact police or game warden if warranted. The text also covers Welfare-McGovern reforms and Nixon discussions about Mao and Brezhnev.
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Nixon
Mao
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Archie Bunker debate sparks national reaction on bigotry
Paul Harvey style column questions if Archies bigoted humor reflects broader American attitudes. Critics like Kusielewicz Epstein and Whitney Young oppose the portrayal while NAACP head Roy Wilkins notes no member complaints. The piece argues hate begets hate and contrasts Archies stance with militant groups. In New York, Insurance Commissioner Denenberg discusses flood insurance negligence suits against agents under federal subsidies.
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New York
API
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Denenberg
East
Denenberg Sees Flood Insurance Gaps Put Onus on Agencies
Denenberg argues that widespread flood coverage under a federal plan hinges on local action and agent responsibility. He notes only 1,200 of 5,000 flood-prone communities nationwide are enrolled and 683 PA property owners were covered when floods hit, blaming governments, agents, and officials for poor publicizing and qualifying actions.
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Denenberg
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Pennsylvania
Erie County votes amid internal reshaping debate and Corry omission
Erie County commissioners appointed a Corry man to the Solid Waste Authority, while omitting Corry from the Home Rule study commission. The move prompts criticism that Corry lacks fair representation in county governance and highlights urban tilt in commission appointments. A local writer notes the Alice Cooper publicity push tied to a separate office matter.
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Erie County
Corry
William O. Hill Jr
Journal
Erie
Alice Cooper show shocks critics and audiences
A review notes the act emphasizes a sensory environment with stage routines once featuring decapitations now using an infant doll. The performer’s shocking acts, including a staged hanging and blood effects, draw praise from some critics while alarming parents and prompting teen attendance. The piece also lists political figures and addresses in Washington and Pennsylvania.
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Alice
Alice Cooper
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