Road priorities spark Corry area anger over potholes
In a fiery critique, residents blame PennDOT and Dwyer allies for neglecting Corry area roads as energy costs bite. they accuse state planners of funding big city projects while Corry stays at the bottom of the highway priority list. The piece urges voters to recall the energy crisis as an excuse to withhold road funds and calls for reordering state priorities to fix local crumbling roadways.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Pfme
Agay
Ehg Dyvenal
R. Budd Dwyer
Dwyer
State Department of Transportation
Penndot
State Highways Commission
State Highway Commission
New York AP Reports Shortages Hit Global Container Makers
New York AP notes rising raw material shortages and energy cutbacks tighten packaging supplies across glass metal and plastic containers. Glass soda ash, oil-derived plastics, tin plate and paper face bottlenecks as packagers draw on inventories. some switch to paper cartons while overall investments curb changes. By midyear, analysts warn of container shortages affecting food prices and supermarket shelves.
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New York
U.S
Wall Street
National Canners Association
Fonda and friends face tax fights over antiwar work
The piece details IRS scrutiny and a staged withdrawal of tax exemption for the United States Servicemen's Fund tied to Jane Fonda and other antiwar activists. It notes wiretaps, confiscations, and political pressure aimed at suppressing dissent, with names like Dick Gregory, Elliot Gould, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Colson, Mitchell, and Stans appearing in the broader context.
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United States Servicemen’s Fund
IRS
Jane Fonda
Dick Gregory
Elliot Gould
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichamn
Charles Colson
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Fonda and Company
Irishman of the Year award nod from Boston leaders
David M. Bartley informs the speaker he has been chosen by the St Patrick's Day Committee as Irishman of the Year. The piece recalls Irish roots, Kennedy family ties, and the irony of prize naming, ending with the author’s plan to receive the honor in Holyoke despite doubts about eligibility.
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David M. Bartley
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Law on Recompense After Insurance and Workmen's Comp
A widow questions repaying an insurance settlement after receiving Workmen's Compensation. The law says the employer holds subrogation rights against third parties. If both payments exist, repay the insured amount equal to Workmen's Compensation received. any excess from the insurance payout may be kept. Example: $10,000 WC and $15,000 insurance, keep $5,000.
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