Library of Congress infiltrated by spy researchers
Our opinion highlights secret DIA funded work at the Library of Congress with over 150 researchers examining Soviet journals. The DIA spends about 2.4 million dollars this fiscal year on open source material turned classified when combined with other data. Lt General Daniel Graham explains most DIA intelligence comes from open sources. The piece also notes decades of inquiry into global oil, industrial, and communications cartels wielding governmentlike influence, with a House subcommittee led by Rep. Lester Wolff preparing inquiries into these multinational entities.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Daniel Graham
DIA
Spies in the Library and Other News Snippets
The piece surveys how powerful corporations influence U.S. policy, noting a subcommittee gathering data on foreign-funded lobbyists and industries such as oil and pharma. It also covers the World Tite seaman case in Manila, a Paul Harvey commentary on modern art, and a correction about an IRS settlement misstatement plus a satirical column on Congress aides.
Rest Of The Story On Art And Language Education
The piece cites Paul Harvey on modern art and Picasso and contrasts them with audience misunderstanding. It then critiques Corry area education, noting colleges’ need for remedial English and a broader anti language culture, arguing language is essential for learning and thought.
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Corry
State proposes Commonwealth Railroad Freight Authority
A Pennsylvania Senate bill would create a 19 member Commonwealth Railroad Freight Authority to loan funds to distressed rail systems. It would raise money via bond issues repaid by benefiting railways and allow three options: loans for operations and equipment, contracts for rail development, and a statewide rail plan. Local groups must finance 20 percent of project costs.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Pennsylvania
Shapp
State Senate
Commonwealth Railroad Freight Authority
Pennsylvania faces tough times in consumer protection
In a detailed look at Pennsylvania consumer protection, Governor Shapp’s efforts are weighed against legislative resistance. While agencies like the Insurance Department and Milk Marketing Board gain traction, critics note weak progress from the General Assembly and the need for a consumer advocate to oversee regulators.
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Pennsylvania
Shapp
State Consumer Protection Bureau
State Milk Marketing Board
General Assembly
Public Utility Commission
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Middle East
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Manila
World Tite Shipping Co
America
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Desante
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Titian
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Sunbury Democrat
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Gov. Shapp
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Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
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William S Eben
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